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Henrietta Lacks, her immortal cells, and the ethics of medicine and medical experimentation on racialized and marginalized communities. We listen back to a conversation with U. Penn professor Dorothy Roberts. And, more voices from Israel-USA’s Buchenwald on the Med. A Palestinian brother and sister speak to us – from their tent.
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In defense of uniformity, inequity and exclusion, Donald Trump and his White-America-First regime are waging war on what makes America great — diversity, equity and inclusiveness. ‘DEI’ programs and initiatives across the US government, public and private sectors are being rooted out. We speak about Trump’s first 180 days in the White House with American scholar and writer, Dorothy Roberts.
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One of medical science’s greatest paradoxes: The cancer cells that killed Henrietta Lacks revolutionized medicine — medical care her own family couldn’t afford. Narrow profit margins for Canadian uranium companies operating in Niger. Big health risks for Nigerien miners.
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