Report Analysis: Human Radiation Experiment Executive Summary

This report analyzes the Executive Summary of the Advisory Committee on Human Radiation Experiments, investigating unethical research trials funded by the government. The committee, appointed by President Clinton, comprised experts from various fields and a public representative. Its purpose was to examine the injection of plutonium into patients and other harmful experiments, delivering recommendations to a cabinet-level group. The report details the committee's investigation into the impacts of these experiments, aiming to prevent future epidemics and uncover any helpful research. The analysis explores the report's structure, findings, and implications, including the government's transparency efforts to create awareness among citizens and prevent disease outbreaks. The report concludes with a positive focus on the nation and its people, emphasizing the importance of the information for making decisions on how to protect against similar issues and address their consequences. The assignment adheres to guidelines from the course textbook "The Essentials of Technical Communication," citing relevant chapters to support its analysis.

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EXECUTIVE SUMMERY
The advisory committee chosen by President Clinton has done a thorough investigation on the
injection of the plutonium to unsuspecting patients and other experimental researches which have
a negative effects on the human health and, therefore, the government is opposing to take action
with cooperation of her citizens to ensure that there are no further effects of all the harmful
experiments that was conducted since decades ago. The audience that was chosen effectively can
help find solutions to the experimental research effects. All the activities that were done as
experiment were relatively helpful to the community and government considering that the
findings can also be used for investment in case the ideas of business oriented.
Contents
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Introduction......................................................................................................................................1
The purpose of the advisory committee...........................................................................................2

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The impacts of the committee..........................................................................................................2
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................3
References........................................................................................................................................3
An executive summary report on Human Radiation Experiment committee
Introduction
The advisory committee was and by President Clinton during his reign. The committee was
made up of, "thirteen experts in bioethics, radiation, oncology and biology, nuclear medicine,
epidemiology and biostatistics, public health, history of science," and medicine anappointed
fourteenth member was a representative from the general public. The purpose of the committee
was to investigate reports of possibly unethical research trials that was financed by the
government many years ago. As per the President Clinton’s order the committee was to deliver
recommendations to a "cabinet-level group, the secretaries box defense, energy, health and
human services, and Veterans Affairs; the director of central intelligence, administrators of the
national aeronautics and space administration; attorney general and the director of the office of
management and budget"(Dragga,199). The above-mentioned audience was to receive the report
on the investigation and act upon it.
The purpose of the advisory committee
The committee was to investigate the involved series in the injection of plutonium into hospital
patients who were not aware of such maltreatmen(David,229). The purpose and the course of
such injections was to infect or transmit a particular illness to the citizens as a cold war but
despite that the cold war is over, therefore, the government of united states of America wanted to
know the impacts and the extent that was caused by these injections to prevent the cause of

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epidemics in the future time. Also the the committee was to find the helpful researches on
energy, weapons and others that can be advanced for the betterment of the state.
The impacts of the committee
The committee as it was to investigate a very awful maltreatment, it was not known the extent to
which the experiments had affected the patients injected and therefore the government was to
know how far the results had affected her people and how it can be controlled in case of the
negative effects(Dragga,230)The government had also to know the right measures to use in order
to protect such happenings. The citizens too were not aware that the experiments were conducted
through the injection of such a substance to its members.
The investigation and the uncovering of such a treatment made the American citizens realize the
sense that the president Clinton was compassionate and caring in that he did it to protect both the
current and future generation againstofficials reatment and its consequences(Dragga,210)The
government also as per president's demand was that the findings to be disclosed to all citizens
and all the government officials. The transparency was aimed at creating awareness among all
citizens, business people, not profit-making groups and even medicine departments. The
awareness was to help the various groups or audience groups to understand their situation and f
any effect out of the experiments is suspected to be felt with so as to prevent the outbreak of
diseases that might be as a result of such experiments(Emmanuel,234).
On the findings, the committee had reported all the effects of nuclear bomb researchers, and all
maltreatment that had been contacted and the findings were genuinely and clearly presented to
the national officials and members (Dragga,198). The designated audience was appropriate in
that the awareness made to them was a hint to know how to deal with effects of some unrolled
effects of weapon researchers and injection of harmful substances to their bodies since most of
the operations were done secretly.

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Conclusion
The research was successful and had a positive focus upon the nation and her people and also the
other neighboring nations who might have been affected by the researchers from the same nation
of America. The incorporation of the information, therefore, will help the states to make a
decision on how to protect such an issue and cater to the Consequences.
References
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Krohn, Wolfgang, and Johannes Weyer. "Society as a laboratory: the social risks of experimental
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Lederer, Susan, and Audrey B. Davis. "Subjected to science: human experimentation in America
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