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Describe the interaction between Hsu and the Lacks family
(What did she want and why did the Lack’s understand about her interaction with them?
Dr. Hsu came to the house and explained in terms the Lacks family could not understand. She asked to have blood drawn from all members of the Lacks family. Since he didn't understand any of Hsu's explanation, Day nodded in agreement. And Hsu becomes more and more ruthless as he treats Deborah as a test subject, constantly drawing her blood. With Hsu's deceptive explanation, Deborah believed that they took the blood to test for cancer.

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Explain how Bobette found out about the HELA cells
On a hazy day in 1974, Bobette Lacks had dinner with Gardenia. And they asked each other about their information. They started to talk about medicine and Gardenia talk about he was working with the cells in his lab. And this cells came from Henriette Cells.

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Explain the history Johns Hopkins and what people though about it.
When John Hopkins was founded, it was to help those who otherwise couldn’t get medical care, many of them is Black children. Then, they were schatching Blcak people and experiment on them (The Lackes and other Black people thought about it). They study on Black children without consents form. And they made a lot of money from Hela cells without telling Lackes family and didn’t allow them to get insurance. Her family living in poverty.

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Summarize what happened with Joe
When Joe was young, Ethel starves and beats him. And then, he eventually goes with his siblings to live with Bobbette and Lawrence. Joe joins the military and is discharged after being deemed psychologically unsuitable. After that, Joe got in trouble with the law, he killed Ivy and was put in the jail.

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Summarize Southam’s experiment
Southam worried that contact with HeLa cells might infect researchers with cancer. To test this, he injected cancer patients' arms with HeLa cells while claiming to conduct an immune system test. Nodules grew on the patients' arms. The cancer spread to the lymph nodes of one patient. Then he started experimenting on prisoners’s arms. Southam eventually hit a brick wall when three Jewish doctors, well aware of the brutal experiments conducted by the Nazis, refused to carry out his injection experiments. They know that it is a violation of basic human rights and the Nuremberg Code.

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Summarize what Deborah and the other children went through after Henrietta’s death.
Deborah and her brothers got to live with Ethel.  She and her brothers were brought up in a harsh environment, constantly being beaten with dumps.  In addition, they also did not have enough to eat, and had to work until midnight.  More specifically, Deborah, she was raped by her uncle.  Her resistance only enraged him and beat her.  But the father next to her did not protect her, he even helped Galen.

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Explain Carrel’s views and how his work made people distrust science.
Alexis Carrel claimed to have grown an “immortal chicken heart.”  A Nobel Prize-winner, Carrel became a celebrity, and the press trumpeted that he had found the key to immortality. But they were all fake. He was later praise Hitler, he dreamed of never-ending life for some people: superior white race. The real chicken-heart cells didn’t fare so well. It turned out that the original cells had never survived long at all

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Explain the Tuskegee Study (include dates, participants, outcomes)
Tuskegee Study started in the thirties, when U.S.Public health Service reseachers at Tuskegee Institute decided to study how syphilis killed, from infection to death. They recruited hundreds of African-American men with syphilis, the watched them die slow, painful, and preventable deaths, even after they realized penicillin could cure them. The public didn’t learn about the Tuskegee Study until the seventies, after hundreds of men enrilled in it had already died.

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List 5 important things about Henrietta Lacks
-Regardless, she had to start X-ray therapy, which meant visting Hopkins every weekday for a month.
-As far as the doctorscould see, Henrietta’s cervix was normal again, and they felt no tumors anywhere else.
-Henrietta’s bleeding stopped, and if she felt sick from the treatments, she never mentioned it.
-Warning patients about fertility loss before cancer treatment was standard practice at Hopkin, and something Howard Jones says he and Teline did with every patient. (But they didn’t let Henrietta know about it)

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Write 3-4 bullet points describing the lab and what they did with Herrietta’s cells
-Many researcher, including the Geys, had been trying for years to develop the perfect culture medium- the liquid useed for feeding cells.
-The cells were growing, but Mary didn’t think much of it- other cells had survived for while in the lad.
-They kept growing like nothing anyone had seen, doubling their numbers every twenty-four hours.

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George Gey was born in 1899 and raised on a Pittsburgh hillside overlooking a steel mill. After he graduated, he and Margaret built their first lad in a janitor’s quaters at Hopkins. They also discovered and grown Hela’s cell

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What is Telinde trying to prove about servical cancer (Invasive and non-invasive)?
He prove that women with carcinoma in situ have to need treatment, if left untreated, they became deadly.

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One of the top cervical cancer experts in the country, was a dapper and serious fifty-six-year-old surgeon who walked with an extreme limp from an ice-skating accident more than a decade ealier.

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After she discovered blood stains on her underwear, she examined herself. After learning something was wrong, she asked her husband to take her to the hospital. That tells us she is suffering from a cervical disease. It wasn't easy when she lived in a racist society. That made it even harder for her to heal and recover.

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David drove Henrietta nearly twenty miles to get there, not because they preferred it, but because it was the only major hospitals for miles that treated black patients.

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Henrietta slid a finger inside herself and rubbed it across her cervix until she fund what she somehow knew she’d find: a hard lump, deep inside, as though someone had lodged a marble just to the left of the opening to her womb.

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