Sentence examples for experiments on children from inspiring English sources

As the pathologist Sidney Farber, whose experiments on children with leukemia yielded one of the first chemotherapy drugs, pleaded before a Senate committee in 1971, "The three hundred and twenty-five thousand patients with cancer who are going to die this year cannot wait. . . .

He took more than 100 statements from inmates and staff members, revealing loathsome experiments on children.

He had visited a large hospital with a group of university students where an eccentric doctor did experiments on children and young people.

They were using Nigeria's meningitis epidemic to conduct experiments on children with what Pfizer believed was a promising new antibiotic--a drug not yet approved in the United States.

Several experiments on children's participation in urban planning in Finland, Norway, Switzerland and Italy have demonstrated that young people are sharp analysts of their settings and creative producers of ideas for planning but the authorities are reluctant to expand their top-down, expert-based mode of urban planning to include new groups, such as young people.

His next major success, "The Boys From Brazil," (1976) offered the tale of a Nazi underground in South America led by the infamous Josef Mengele, the actual Nazi doctor who performed heinous experiments on children at the Auschwitz death camp in Poland during World War II.

Researchers had to experiment on children in order to ensure the effectiveness of the vaccine on its target population and determine the proper dosage.

It's all very well architects deciding to experiment on children with some of their more outré creative ideas, but if a school isn't managed well, by exceptional people, it will fail, be it palace or dungeon.

In a similar vein, the Spiked editor Brendan O'Neill says that trans activists are "effectively experimenting on children," despite the wealth of research emerging that supporting trans kids to be themselves leads to better mental health outcomes.

The research may be the most controversial medical experiment the federal government has ever conducted in children: a study of the safety and effectiveness of generic Ritalin in preschoolers, ages 3 to 5. Experimenting on children is always delicate, especially when the children are barely out of diapers.

We can't wait an entire generation for a perverse science experiment on children's brains to intuit the results thousands of hits have on their bodies.