“I’m not willing to kill for my country—but I am willing to die for it.” So spoke a so-called “Conchie,” a conscientious objector who volunteered to participate in medical experiments during World War II as a way to avoid military service. Well, maybe he said that. The quote comes from a new book, Infected for Science. Although written by Sydney Halpern, a historian of medicine, the book is a graphic novel that uses fiction and drawings to tell …
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