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Clinton video notes: President appointed an advisory committee. 18 month long study on human radiation experiments during the cold war period. 31 days of open hearings in Washington. 3,020 documents were declassified (over 840,000 pages of material). Conclusion: People were used in thousands of radiation exposure experiments without their consent, in violation of the medical ethics of the time from 1944 to 1974.
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