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The Dred Scott decision had the potential to legalize slavery everywhere in the U.S.

Angelene Forester remembers Walter Freeman's first patient -- her mother Ellen Ionesco.

Howard Dully discusses the lobotomy that Walter Freeman performed on him when he was 12.

Janice Jones-Thomson looks back on the lobotomy done to her mother, Beulah Jones.

A U.S. Government film on the procedure for the dispersion of a biological weapon.

Produced by the Army Air Forces in 1945 and narrated by Hollywood actor Ronald Reagan.

U.S. Army film about the effects of protective hoods in a toxic atmosphere.

A U.S. Government film about food poisoning, and testing Enterotoxin on monkeys.

A U.S. Government film on the effects of botulism toxin on Rhesus monkeys.

The 1911 Triangle factory fire killed 146 and changed beliefs about workplace safety.

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