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Juan Funes

Member of the Guatemalan department of health that helped US researchers infect Guatemalans with STDs for research.
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US Government Admits It Used Guatemalans As Test Subjects For STD Viruses
Started 2010-10-01Ended 2010-10-01
The united States government admits that they submitted 1,500 people from Guatemala to sexually transmitted diseases (STD) by way of free prostitutes or injections. The date range was from 1946 to 1948 and were headed up by John Cutler who also perpetrated the STD experiments on blacks in Tuskegee.
John Charles Cutler Juan Funes Thomas Parran United States Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Pan American Health Organization
US Government Infects 1,500 People In Guatemala With STDs
US government via the Public Health Service, the National Institutes of Health, and the Pan American Health Sanitary Bureau funded experiments on STDs headed up by Doctor John Cutler in Guatemala. The experiment infects over 1,500 people in by either giving free access to syphilis infected prostitutes, injections, pouring bacteria onto men’s penises, or exposing to open wounds. Other people were given gonorrhea or chancroid.

The US surgeon general of the time Thomas Parran Jr. was also aware of the experiments, and even stated the only reason they were doing the study in Guatamala was because “we couldn’t do such an experiment in this country”
John Charles Cutler Juan Funes Thomas Parran United States Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Pan American Health Organization
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