Scanning a 1957 technical report from Fort Wainwright's Arctic Aeromedical Laboratory documenting that radiation experiments were performed on Alaska Natives, a reference popped out at her linking the laboratory to Massachusetts General Hospital, where orphans were subjected to similar experiments, she says. You can't treat these cases as separate issues because, I'm certain, they were being compared at the time they took place. People who knew better knew what was going on and said nothing. Marlow is in Anchorage as the guest of the Alaska Public Interest Research Group, which has studied the impact of radiation on Native Alaskans for several years. But when I attend conferences of victims from the rest of the country, what I see is a Norman Rockwell painting.
All races are there.
Mormon ranchers, Washington farmers, kids from New England. You can't say all these people are sick because of changes in diet or smoking. Neither Marlow or Conn is satisfied with the final report of the President's advisory committee. I want to see the healing begin.