Army still using physicians in interrogation, bioethicist says

U.S. Army psychiatrists may be participating in the interrogation of detainees, while ignoring recommendations to the contrary from professional medical associations, according to a Penn State bioethicist and a Georgetown University law professor.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news140286845.html">Army still using physicians in interrogation, bioethicist says</a></p> <p>U.S. Army psychiatrists may be participating in the interrogation of detainees, while ignoring recommendations to the contrary from professional medical associations, according to a Penn State bioethicist and a Georgetown University law professor.</p>