San Francisco / Washington / D.C. / Memphis / Cleveland / Detroit / Oakland / Davisville / New York / Atlanta / Chicago / /
Company
Oxford University Press / New York Times / The Washington Post / Bayer / Associated Press / Buxtun / Health / USPHS / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Japan / Germany / United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Person Travel / Person Communication and Meetings / Employment Change / Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Damascus Baptist Cemetery / National Center / VA hospital / University of North Carolina Press / Middle Tennessee State University / Cooper Chapel Church Cemetery / University Press / Hospital Road / John A. Andrews Hospital / Rising Star Baptist Cemetery / S Simmons Chapel Cemetery / Tuskegee Veterans Administration Hospital / Pinkston’s Store / US Highway / University of Tennessee Medical College / Alabama Highway / McCray's Chapel Cemetery / Spring Hill Cemetery / Pleasant Baptist Church Cemetery / Reeltown Church Cemetery / Mary Magdalene Church Cemetery / Macedonia Baptist Church Cemetery / Tuskegee Institute hospital / Henry Ford Hospital / Davis Passenger Depot / Tuskegee hospital / Veterans’ Administration Hospital / Harvard University / University of Virginia / Nebo Baptist Church Cemetery / Chapel AME Zion Church / Ashdale Cemetery / Creek Stand Church Cemetery / Tuskegee Institute / Veterans’ Hospital / National Institute of Health / John A. Andrew Hospital / Shady Grove Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery / Cooper's Chapel Church Cemetery / Tuskegee Shiloh Community Cemetery / Saint Paul Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery / Veterans Administration Hospital / Chapel Hill / National Library of Medicine / Bethlehem Cemetery / Andrew Hospital / Shiloh Community Cemetery / Masonic Lodge / Tuskegee University / Bethel Grove Missionary Baptist Church / Nebraska Baptist Church Cemetery / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / food / metal gable roof building / metal roof / metal gable roof / metal hipped roof concrete lodge / /
NaturalFeature
Cotton Valley / Mt. Nebo / Chapel Hill / /
Organization
Macon County Health Department / Tuskegee Institute’s John A. Andrew Hospital / Selective Service / Macon County Training School / Chapel AME Zion Church / Center for Disease Control / Division of Venereal Diseases / Shiloh Community Foundation / Macedonia Baptist Church / Veterans’ Administration Hospital / VA hospital / National Center for Bioethics / New Deal / county health department / Fisk University / Baptist Church / Tuskegee University / Red Cross / University of Virginia / Rosenwald School / Creek Stand AME Zion Church / Venereal Diseases Division / Division of Venereal Disease / Shiloh Rosenwald School / Tuskegee hospital / Macon County Board of Health / Tuskegee Syphilis Study Ad Hoc Advisory Panel / John A. Andrews Hospital / Cooper’s Chapel AME Zion Church / Oxford University / Department of Health / Middle Tennessee State University / University of North Carolina Press / USPHS Venereal Disease Division / Armstrong School / National Institute of Health / Harvard University / Milbank Memorial Fund / Tuskegee Movable School / Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit / Veterans’ Hospital / Andrew Hospital / Stand AME Zion Church / Tuskegee Institute / Macon County Health Office / University of Tennessee / Tuskegee Veterans Administration Hospital / Mt. Zion AME Zion Church / national eugenics movement / Medicine Division / United States government / Center for Historic Preservation / National Medical Association / Vanderbilt University School of Medicine / White House / Tennessee Medical College / School of Public Health / National Park Service / federal government / USPHS Division of Venereal Diseases / Tuskegee Institute hospital / John A. Andrew Memorial Hospital / John A. Andrew Hospital / Nebraska Baptist Church / Bradfords Chapel Methodist Church / Rosenwald Fund / Julius Rosenwald Fund / Black Hospital Movement / Macon County Medical Society / Veterans Administration Hospital at Tuskegee / /
Person
Lester Scott / H. L. Harris / Jr. / Alexander V. Schwerin / James H. Jones / Ronald Bayer / Eunice Rivers / Amy L. Fairchild / Irwin J. Schatz / Anne R. Yobs / Leslie Alexander / Laurie / Susan E. Lederer / Charles Pollard / Clarence A. Smith / Susan Lederer / Ivey Foreman Lewis / Taliaferro Clark / Lloyd Simpson / Angel David / Herman Shaw / O. C. Wenger / E. J. Gillespie / Thomas Parran / Florian Schmaltz / Charles S. Johnson / William B. Perry / Gene Stollerman / Peter Buxtun / D. G. Gill / Charlie Pollard / R. R. Moton / Elizabeth M. Kennebrew / Morris Low / Stanley H. Schuman / Fred Simmons / Susan M. Reverby / Benjamin E. Mays / Hugh Smith Cumming / Fred Gray / James K. Shafer / Eugene H. Dibble / Jr. / Susan L. Smith / Susan E. Bell / Augustus Hawkins / Raymond A. Vonderlehr / R. H. Kampmeier / Bibliography Baader / Bill Clinton / James J. Bad / Paul Lombardo / Gregory M. Dorr / Austin V. Deibert / Don W. Printz / Jerome Peters / Gregory Dorr / Larry R. Churchill / Bethel Grove / Angel David Nieves / Theodore J. Bauer / Sidney Olansky / Allan M. Brandt / James B. Lucas / William J. Brown / Carter Howard / Jesse Peters / /
Position
president / physician / Passed Assistant Surgeon / assistant chief / head / sociologist / chief / Historian / sexually transmitted disease investigator / USPHS Passed Assistant Surgeon / came / Medical historian / assistant / HEW assistant secretary / attorney / part time social worker / director / Surgeon General / nurse / project assistant / reporter / state director / director of preventable diseases / activist / /
Product
penicillin / /
ProgrammingLanguage
Hoc / /
ProvinceOrState
Nebraska / Virginia / Alabama / Mississippi / Colorado / Macon County / /
PublishedMedium
Memphis Tri-State Defender / the American Journal / New York Times / Washington Post / Archives of Dermatology / Bulletin of the History of Medicine / the Southern Medical Journal / Oakland Post / The Washington Post / /
Introduction One of the most infamous incidents in the medical history of the United States is the study of syphilis, sponsored by the U. S. Public Health Service (USPHS) in Macon County, Alabama, from 1932 to[removed]It