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Prolonged sleep
deprivation, forced nudity and painful body positions are some of the "enhanced
interrogation techniques" that the U.S. government approved after Sept. 11,
2001. Three doctors who advocate human rights argue that not only are these
methods unethical, but the scientific basis used to validate them was flawed.
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