Eugenics research received financial support from prominent organizations such as the Carnegie Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation, highlighting the significant backing that this controversial field had in the early 20th century. These foundations aimed to promote what they believed to be scientific advancement in societal health and genetics, despite the ethical implications involved.

In his book, "State of Fear," author Michael Crichton explores themes related to science and ethics, challenging the narratives surrounding environmental and genetic issues. Crichton emphasizes the need for critical thinking in the face of proposed scientific ideologies, urging readers to consider the broader moral consequences of such research.