Most people think the Tuskegee Syphilis Study was a secret government experiment uncovered by a brave whistleblower. It wasn’t. For forty years, the U.S. Public Health Service openly studied hundreds of Black men in Alabama who had syphilis—without treating them, even after penicillin became the known cure. What’s rarely discussed is that it was never actually hidden. The study appeared in peer-reviewed medical journals. The Milbank Memorial Fund publicly supported it. Articles were published...
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Most people think the Tuskegee Syphilis Study was a secret government experiment uncovered by a brave whistleblower. It wasn’t. For forty years, the U.S. Public Health Service openly studied hundreds of Black men in Alabama who had syphilis—without treating them, even after penicillin became the known cure. What’s rarely discussed is that it was never actually hidden. The study appeared in peer-reviewed medical journals. The Milbank Memorial Fund publicly supported it. Articles were published...
Vibrators, Circumcision & Breast Size — What the Science Really Says
Shameless Care Podcast
30 minutes
1 month ago
Vibrators, Circumcision & Breast Size — What the Science Really Says
Welcome to another unapologetically honest episode of The Shameless Care Podcast, where science, sex, and sanity actually meet. This week, Robert and Anna dive head-first into three of the most controversial topics in sexual health: vibrators, circumcision, and breast size. Everyone has an opinion about them — but what does the science actually say? Are vibrators “ruining” sensitivity or relationships, or are they one of the most empowering sexual health tools ever made? Does circumcision ...
Shameless Care Podcast
Most people think the Tuskegee Syphilis Study was a secret government experiment uncovered by a brave whistleblower. It wasn’t. For forty years, the U.S. Public Health Service openly studied hundreds of Black men in Alabama who had syphilis—without treating them, even after penicillin became the known cure. What’s rarely discussed is that it was never actually hidden. The study appeared in peer-reviewed medical journals. The Milbank Memorial Fund publicly supported it. Articles were published...
