HUMAN GUINEA PIGS, BY KENNETH MELLANBY a reprint with commentaries.

Foreword: Truth, Mites and Guinea Pigs
	References
Introduction: Kenneth Mellanby’s Scabies Experiments
Contents
Part I: Reprint of Second Edition of Human Guinea Pigs
	Preface to the 1945 Edition
	Preface to the 1973 Edition
	Chapter 1: Biological Research in War-Time
	Chapter 2: Scabies as a Research Problem
	Chapter 3: Preparations for the Investigation
	Chapter 4: The Human Experiment Begins
	Chapter 5: How Is Scabies Transmitted?
	Chapter 6: Dietetic Experiments
	Chapter 7: Co-operation with the Military Authorities
	Chapter 8: The Work Goes On
	Chapter 9: Some Results of the Scabies Investigation
	Chapter 10: Some Further Experiments
	Chapter 11: The Problem of the Conscientious Objector
	Chapter 12: Science and the Press
	Chapter 13: Human Guinea Pigs, Past and Future
	Chapter 14: The End of the Sorby Research Institute
		Organisation of the Research Team
	Chapter 15: Malaria
	Chapter 16: Experiments in German Concentration Camps
	Chapter 17: The Present and the Future
Part II: Commentary Essays
	Chapter 18: Human guinea-pigs: Mellanby, Pappworth and Club Regulation
		Human Guinea-Pigs
		Pre-Nuremberg British Research Ethics
		Mellanby’s Research Ethics
		Mellanby’s Response to the Nuremberg Trials
		Pappworth, Mellanby and the Equanimity of the Establishment
		Bibliography
	Chapter 19: Human Guinea Pigs: Uncovering Principles for Ethical Research through a Personal Narrative
		Science and Obligations to Society
		Obligations to Potential and Enrolled Research Participants
		Research and the Role of Institutional Structures
		In His Own Voice: First Person Narratives in Bioethics
		References
	Chapter 20: The ‘Untrammelled’ Scientist and the ‘Normal’ Volunteer: Some Reflections
		Research Governance and the Lone Ranger
		Central Ethical Issues in Biomedical Research
			Risk and Benefit
			Consent
			Voluntariness
		The Unfortunate Experiment
		Judging the Past
		Conscientious Objectors as Research Volunteers
			‘A Revolution of Feeling and Mind’ – A Personal Memoir
			Perceptions of the Conscientious Objector
			The Use of Conscientious Objectors as Volunteers in Research
		References
	Chapter 21: Compensatory Service for Conscientious Objection
		Setting the Stage: Definitions and History
		Conscientious Objection in Health Care
		Alternative Service
		Research as an Alternative 1: Balancing Risks
		Research as an Alternative 2: Balancing Benefits
		Challenges to Our Proposal
		Returning to Mellanby
		References
	Chapter 22: Of Mites and Men: What WWII Scabies Experiments Can Teach Us About New, Unregulated Human Subject Research
		Introduction
		The Human Guinea Pigs
		Lessons from Human Guinea Pigs
		Conclusion
		References
Index