The Cincinnati Enquirer looks at Dr. Eugene L. Saenger and his research on the biological effects of radiation on human beings between 1960 and 1971. The Enquirer investigates 14 years' worth of Pentagon documents that reveal Saenger pitched his research as a way to measure human reactions to radiation, not as a cancer therapy even though his study involved at least 88 cancer patients. (March 13, 1994)
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