The film also injects children into the mix, with mother-child bonds complicating what would otherwise be a strong but sterile law-school hypothetical case study.
He yearns for the likes of Sidney Farber, the unorthodox pathologist who invented chemotherapy in the late nineteen forties at Boston Children's Hospital by injecting children stricken with acute lymphoblastic leukemia with aminopterin, which prevents cancer cells from replicating.
His catalogue of horror stories also included injecting children's eyes with ink, experimenting on people with cleft palates and poisoning 900 sets of twins.
Experts also said that teachers should know how to control bleeding and give cardiopulmonary resuscitation, how to inject children with atropine to counter the effects of nerve gas and when to administer potassium iodide pills to protect them from radiation.
Six medical workers have been convicted of injecting children with HIV-tainted blood but the evolutionary history of the virus paints a different picture.
These are the same people who insist on the state's right to inject children with vaccines, even when parents fear they may have bad consequences.
At least 37 Indonesian hospitals and health clinics injected children with fake vaccines after local healthcare workers convinced patients that imported — and pricy — vaccine brands carried fewer side effects.
That agency, once an obscure organization tucked away in the Department of Health and Human Services, has, in the past several days, become the subject of reports about overseeing facilities full of crying infants, forcibly injecting children with drugs, and housing kids in a temporary "tent city" in the South Texas desert.
The Vital Children's Theater Company, however, takes a different approach: although it retains the happy endings that small children find comforting, it injects contemporary references, comic twists, Hollywood music and opportunities for the audience to join in.
It injects demand into the economy.
