article_snippet.sent: At that point Marta Orellana (above) claims that men with gauze or cotton on their fingers penetrated Marta Orellana (above), infecting Marta Orellana (above) with syphilis.
article_snippet.sent: A few weeks later men with gauze or cotton on their fingers penetrated her, infecting her with syphilis called Marta Orellana (above) in to take fluid from Marta Orellana (above) spine, and Marta Orellana (above) says when Marta Orellana (above) turned around to look it was yellow.
article_snippet.sent: In that study, conducted between 1932 and 1972, Dr. Cutler and the US Public Health Service found African-American men in Alabama who had syphilis and claimed Dr. Cutler and the US Public Health Service were treating Dr. Cutler and the US Public Health Service for the disease, when Dr. Cutler and the US Public Health Service were not in fact doing so but rather studying how it progressed.
article_snippet.sent: Dr. Cutler and the US Public Health Service also unknowingly infected some men with syphilis who did not have the disease.
article_snippet.sent: In that study, conducted between 1932 and 1972, Dr. Cutler and the US Public Health Service infected some African-American men in Alabama with syphilis .