Should the Nazi Research Data Be Cited

While the horror of the Nazi medical experiments has been unanimously\nacknowledged, debate continues over whether results of those experiments which\nare scientifically sound should be used and cited in publications and, by\nextension, over whether any ethically-suspect research should be cited or\npublished. The author consulted persons in such diverse disciplines as\nmedical journalism, Holocaust studies, and ethics, and found a range of\nopinions, including proponents of no editorial policy, total exclusion of data\nfrom unethical research, selective inclusion, and inclusion with disclaimers. \nShe proposes that scientists use Nazi data only where the scientific validity\nis clear and there is no alternative source of information, and only with\nacknowledgement of the incomprehensible horror that produced them. (KIE\nabstract)

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