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It is fine for it to be vague. It is implied because medical ethics and international humanitarian law preclude exposing subjects to a deadly virus, let alone f
by elif 6y ago
It is fine for it to be vague. It is implied because medical ethics and international humanitarian law preclude exposing subjects to a deadly virus, let alone for testing purposes, let alone in a blind study.
Additionally, you can apply common sense that if 15,000 people were exposed to the virus with no protection, more than 90 of them would become infected.
- eli 6y agoThey are planning to do just that in the UK https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02821-4 https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-02821-4
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- elif 6y agoOpening paragraph "first-of-its-kind" "if it receives final regulatory and ethical approval" The Nazis did it, and US military does similar kind of shit (I reserve the word science) too.