[HTML][HTML] Procedures used at Stateville penitentiary for the testing of potential antimalarial agents
AS Alving, B Craige, TN Pullman… - The Journal of …, 1948 - Am Soc Clin Investig
AS Alving, B Craige, TN Pullman, CM Whorton, R Jones, L Eichelberger
The Journal of Clinical Investigation, 1948•Am Soc Clin InvestigThe need for normal human subjects to use in appraising the activity of antimalarial drugs
led, in 1944, to the establishment of a clinical research unit at the Illinois State Penitentiary,
Stateville, Illinois. Through an arrangement with the De-partment of Public Safety, 3 one floor
of the prison hospital and a portion of a second floor were placed at the disposal of the
Malaria Research Project. Approximately 500 inmates volunteered to act as subjects.
led, in 1944, to the establishment of a clinical research unit at the Illinois State Penitentiary,
Stateville, Illinois. Through an arrangement with the De-partment of Public Safety, 3 one floor
of the prison hospital and a portion of a second floor were placed at the disposal of the
Malaria Research Project. Approximately 500 inmates volunteered to act as subjects.
The need for normal human subjects to use in appraising the activity of antimalarial drugs led, in 1944, to the establishment of a clinical research unit at the Illinois State Penitentiary, Stateville, Illinois. Through an arrangement with the De-partment of Public Safety, 3 one floor of the prison hospital and a portion of a second floor were placed at the disposal of the Malaria Research Project. Approximately 500 inmates volunteered to act as subjects.
The Journal of Clinical Investigation