Summary:
- This article discusses the unethical experiments conducted by Dr. Albert Kligman, a dermatologist known as the "father of modern dermatology," on inmates in a Pennsylvania prison in the 1950s and 1960s.
- Dr. Kligman used the prison population as a testing ground for experimental skin treatments, including applying harsh chemicals and drugs to their skin without their consent or knowledge.
- The article highlights the disturbing and inhumane nature of these experiments, which were conducted in a facility known as the "Terrordome" due to the poor living conditions and mistreatment of the inmates.