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• Sulfanilamide
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• Sulfanilamide/Definition
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• Nazi sulfanilamide experiments
  ...mation, to the German armed forces, on the efficacy of treatment, with [[sulfanilamide]] and other drugs, for infected wounds inflicted on non-consenting prisoner ...rgery was then performed, and the wounds of some victims were treated with sulfanilamide, while others were used as controls and were not treated. <ref>{{citation
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• Nazi sulfanilamide experiments/Definition
  ...and deliberately infected wounds in unwilling prisoners, and then assessed sulfanilamide and other drug treatments for the benefit of the German military
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• Sulfanilamide
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• Nazi sulfamilamide experiments/Definition
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• Sulfonamide
  ...il, in 1935. The French researcher, Daniel Bovet, determined that only the sulfanilamide subunit of Prontosil had antibacterial.
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• Nazi sulfanilamide experiments/Definition
  ...and deliberately infected wounds in unwilling prisoners, and then assessed sulfanilamide and other drug treatments for the benefit of the German military
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• Ravensbrueck Concentration Camp
  ...ilization experiments|sterilization]] and [[Nazi sulfanilamide experiments|sulfanilamide in deliberately infected wounds]].
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• Joachim Mrugowsky
  ...]], [[Nazi malaria experiments|malaria]], [[Nazi sulfanilamide experiments|sulfanilamide experiments]],[[Nazi seawater experiments|seawater]], [[Nazi epidemic jaund
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• Nazi sulfanilamide experiments
  ...mation, to the German armed forces, on the efficacy of treatment, with [[sulfanilamide]] and other drugs, for infected wounds inflicted on non-consenting prisoner ...rgery was then performed, and the wounds of some victims were treated with sulfanilamide, while others were used as controls and were not treated. <ref>{{citation
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• Nazi medical experiments/Related Articles
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• Food and Drug Administration/Related Articles
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• Antibiotic
  * [[Sulfanilamide]]
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• Chemical compound/Catalogs/Organic compounds
  * [[Sulfanilamide]]
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