In recent years, there have been numerous cases of researchers using questionable ethics in their experiments on humans.
A new dispute has grown around a medical implant offered to prison inmates in Louisiana. Critics say the project qualifies as a medical experiment and has not been approved by the FDA. Supporters, including the makers of the implant, say it is not experimental and they do not need FDA approval for what they're doing.
Sunday on Full Measure, well look at both sides in the controversy.
Also, James Rosen joins us with a fascinating examination of an American scientist who came to the defense of China in the coronavirus outbreak. Wait until you hear who the scientist is connected to.
And Senator Tim Scott speaks with me about "opportunity zones" and the role they may play in helping troubled neighborhoods recover from the economic disaster caused by the coronavirus shut down.
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