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Skloot's say's that doctors and scientists must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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The view connects to what we know about Lacks and her cells after watching the trailer by showing how hurt her children were that they took her cells without permission just for numerous amounts of money, the scientists chose money instead of showing their humanity.

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Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientists must never let their zeal overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects. The Lack's family was helpless and the recognition of patient's humanity was crucial.

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Humanity. From the epigraph, Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientists must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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Skloot writes the sections that discuss the history of the Lacks family, Henrietta, and HeLa cells in third person, keeping herself out of the story and focusing on the active participants.

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Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientists must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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Skloot speaks about how doctors and scientists must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recongnition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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We can connect that her cells never died when she did. The doctors also never told her kids why she died so the book and the movie was about her kids figuring it out.

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the view connects to what we know about henrietta lacks and her cells after watching the trailer by showing how distraught her children were that their mothers cells were stolen and sold and tested without their permission.

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Skloot's tells the reader how scientist should never disregard the humanity of their patients.

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Humanity. From the epigraph, Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientists must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientists must never lose sight of the humanity of their patients and research subjects in their pursuit of knowledge.

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Humanity. From the epigraph,Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientsts must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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we can connect that her cells never died when she did the doctors also never told her kids why she died so the book and the movie was about her kids figuring it out.

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skloot tells the reader scientists should not disregard the humanity of their patients

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After watching the trailer, the view links to what we know regarding Lacks and her cells by showing how hurt her children were that the scientists took her cells without approval just for vast amount of money; the scientists went for the money over showing their humanity.

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The epigraph suggest about Skloots views on humanity by Skloot speaking about how doctors and scientists should never let their great energy or enthusiasm distract them from their recognition of the humanity of their patients and what they are suppose to be doing.

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The inclusion of this epigraph suggests about Sklootś views on humanity is that they can not allow their ability to figure things out for science overdo their concern of humanity.

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Skloots's view on humanity in this particular time is very unforgiving due to knowing what the doctors did to her and her cells. Skloot thinks that it is wrong that people don't know who Henrietta Lacks is and why they took her cells the way they did. She is raged at the thought of them stealing her cells to get rich off of them, and she wants everyone to know all her struggles.

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The trailer showed the chaos of her situation with having to take care of a big family and herself. With having a big family she didn't have time to worry about herself as much as she needed. It also shows the doctor at the end stealing her cells and not trying to treat her.

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Humanity. From the epigraph,Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientsts must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientists must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects

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Skloot emphasizes that doctors and scientists must never let their zeal for science overshadow their recognition of the humanity of their patients and research subjects.

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point of view Skloot writes the sections that discuss the history of the Lacks family, Henrietta, and HeLa cells in third person, keeping herself out of the story and focusing on the active participants

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Skloot is speaking about how doctors and scientists should never judge their patients for anything that may be wrong with them, but see them as the person they are.

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This view can help understand that Henrietta's cells were taken and her kids never knew what happened when she died. The doctors and scientists didn't view Henrietta as a person, but rather a key ingredient to new medicine.

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What happened to Henrietta Lacks cells? They were taken from her body without her knowledge or consent.