Sentence examples for doctors trials from inspiring English sources

Members of the bioethics commission recalled Nazi experiments on Jews and said that Dr. Cutler, who died in 2003, must have known from the Nuremberg doctors' trials under way by 1946 that his work was unethical.

"It's a fateful step," Dr. Katz told The New York Times in a telephone interview from Germany, where at the time he was about to give the keynote speech at a conference in observance of the 50th anniversary of the doctors' trials at Nuremberg.

The infamous Nuremberg Doctors' Trials of 1946-47 revealed horrifying crimes —ranging from grotesque medical experiments on humans to mass murder committed by physicians and other health care workers in Nazi Germany.

It cast considerable attention on Nuremberg: Robert Servatius, Eichmann's attorney, had also defended Karl Brandt in the Doctors' Trial.

The doctors' trial began a few months after the conclusion of proceedings against two dozen leaders of the Third Reich, including Hermann Goering, Rudolf Hess, and Joachim von Ribbentrop.

450,000 Americans are expected between April 15 and October 1. Optimism about Premier Malenkov's regime in Russia, especially the condemnation of the doctors' trial and the Korean truce offers.

After the war, the scientists and doctors from this and other camps were tried at Nürnberg in the "Doctors' Trial"; seven were sentenced to death.

One of the trials we studied was Sir Richard Doll's British Doctors Trial, where all participants were clinicians themselves, and several were researchers I had admired and revered over the years.

Opening arguments in the medical trial, known as the Doctors' Trial but formally designated U.S.A. v. Karl Brandt et al., began on December 9, 1946, two days before the United Nations declared genocide a crime.

It is throwing together doctors, trial lawyers and consumers, and pitting them against insurers and managed care companies, who in many cases are fighting each other over how much regulation they can take.

Although one of the doctors trialling Glass in the US reported that patients were never more than "intrigued" by the device, the actual users in the Nottingham trial were less comfortable.