This is an unnecessarily inflammatory headline.

The lead researcher was able to produce correspondences with some of the participants in which radioactivity *was* mentioned. 26 years after the research, 2 of the 11 participants said they didn't recall being told about radioactivity.

The MRC investigated this in the 90s. This wasn't a secretive study. The lead investigator says he took proper precautions to obtain consent, and shared the protocol they followed. The researchers themselves also took the same radioactive dose of iron as the volunteers.

For the uninitiated, what are the keywords I should search for to take a look at this discourse?

Pictures that will, in years to come, allow them to impersonate you as more and more biometric authentication systems use retinal scans. 😅

Thank you, sir! I'm glad I got to travel to Bangalore for this event. I haven't been out and about very much.

This scatalogical rant seems somewhat misplaced in an otherwise scholarly or at least thoughtful India Forum.