On the “Vulnerability” of Human Research Subjects

Posted on October 13, 2015 | Leave a comment

June 28, 1956: Chemical engineer Edward Liston of Stanford Research Institute checks on five subjects in smog chamber breathing reconstituted smog and noting reactions on pads. SRI facility in South Pasadena.

A few potential problems with suggested revisions to federal guidelines are noted here (image: smog test).

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