Sandra Coney
Sandra Coney is a New Zealand feminist and women's health advocate known for her work in women's rights and health issues. She co-authored the book 'An Unfortunate Experiment' which exposed unethical medical practices at National Women's Hospital in Auckland.
Books
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1. The Unfortunate Experiment
The Full Story Behind the Inquiry into Cervical Cancer Treatment at National Women's Hospital and into the Ethics of Those Who Conducted the Experiment
This compelling exposé delves into a controversial medical study conducted at New Zealand's National Women's Hospital during the mid-20th century, where women with cervical abnormalities were subjected to non-treatment as part of an unethical experiment. The narrative uncovers the systemic failures and lack of informed consent that led to prolonged suffering and preventable deaths, sparking a national outcry and significant reforms in medical ethics and patient rights. Through meticulous research and personal testimonies, the book highlights the courage of those who fought for justice and the importance of accountability in the medical profession.
The 5643rd Greatest Book of All Time