Description: 1. Introduction and OverviewPart I: The Nazi Doctors and the Medical Experiments2. Nazi Doctors, Racial Medicine and Human Experimentation3. Nazi Doctors, German Medicine and the Fight for Historical Truth4. The Mengele Twins and Human Experimentation: A Personal AccountPart II: The Doctor's Trial and the Nuremberg Code5. Opening Statement of the Prosecution6. Judgement and Aftermath7. Historical Origins of the Nuremberg CodePart III: The Role of Codes in International and U.S. Law8. The Nuremberg Code Revisited: An International Overview, Sharon Perley, B.A., et al.9. The War Crimes Trials: The Nuremberg Principles as Human Rights Protection in International Law10. The Influence of the Nuremberg Code on United States Statutes and Regulations11. The Nuremberg Code in the United States Courts: Ethics Vs. ExpediencyPart IV: The Nuremberg Code: Ethics and Modern Medical Research12. The Consent Principles of the Nuremberg Code: Its Significance for Then and Now13. Universality of the Nuremberg Code: Are Ethics Relative to Time and Geography?14. No Comparison: The Doctor's Trial and Analogies to the Holocaust in Contemporary Bioethics Debates15. Editorial Responsibility: Protecting Human Rights by Restricting Publication of Unethical Research16. Contemporary Therapeutic AIDS Research and the Legacy of the Nuremberg CodeConclusion17. Where do We Go From Here?

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