written by Charles Lidz, Ph.D. The components used will help explain the similarities between Henrietta Lacks and mental illness patients. The comparison between Henrietta Lacks and mental illness patients have many of the same qualities and unethical violations. Although there are many differences between cancer and mental illness, both patients of the black race went to hospitals of different kinds and observed. John Hopkins was a hospital for anyone where HeLa cells were first made which changed the science world completely. HeLa cells were immortal cancerous cells, which helped, make the polio vaccine, and exposed a study of measles, mumps and many other things that would effects a person tremendously as described in Skloot’s book The Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks. The laboratories around the world had at least one vial of HeLa. The family of Henrietta Lacks knew nothing about her being the owner of the cells and received no compensation for what the cells did for the world. In the article “Tragic…Crownsville State Hospital’s Legacy” it states that many
written by Charles Lidz, Ph.D. The components used will help explain the similarities between Henrietta Lacks and mental illness patients. The comparison between Henrietta Lacks and mental illness patients have many of the same qualities and unethical violations. Although there are many differences between cancer and mental illness, both patients of the black race went to hospitals of different kinds and observed. John Hopkins was a hospital for anyone where HeLa cells were first made which changed the science world completely. HeLa cells were immortal cancerous cells, which helped, make the polio vaccine, and exposed a study of measles, mumps and many other things that would effects a person tremendously as described in Skloot’s book The Immortal life of Henrietta Lacks. The laboratories around the world had at least one vial of HeLa. The family of Henrietta Lacks knew nothing about her being the owner of the cells and received no compensation for what the cells did for the world. In the article “Tragic…Crownsville State Hospital’s Legacy” it states that many