For example, in 1989, researchers from Arizona State University obtained blood samples from Arizona's Havasupai tribe, promising to alleviate the burden of type 2 diabetes that was plaguing their community, only to turn around and use those exact same samples -- without the Havasupai's consent -- to study rates of schizophrenia, inbreeding, and challenge the Havasupai's origin story.
Por exemplo, em 1989, pesquisadores da Universidade do Estado do Arizona obtiveram amostras de sangue da tribo Havasupai do Arizona, prometendo aliviar o fardo de diabetes do tipo 2 que castigava a comunidade, e a seguir os abandonaram e usaram exatamente essas mesmas amostras, sem o consentimento dos Havasupais, no estudo das taxas de esquizofrenia, consanguinidade e afrontaram a história dos Havasupais.