This strategy -- called a challenge trial -- would normally never be considered to test a deadly virus for which there is no effective cure, but these are extraordinary times.
In 1932, the Public Health Service and Tuskegee Institutethe natural course of syphilis. They enrolled 600 black men who were told they were being treated for"bad blood." While they received some compensation for participating -- free medical exams, free meals and burial insurance -- they never did receive proper treatment for their disease.
According to the 1 Day Sooner website,"There is a consensus among ethicists that trial participation should in no way cost participants money. Therefore, participants should be compensated for travel expenses, lost work time, injuries, follow-up care, and the like." A scientist checks quality control of vaccine vials for correct volume at the Clinical Biomanufacturing Facility in Oxford, Britain, April 2, 2020."Ethicists debate the ethics of paying research subjects, partly out of worries about exploitation and undue inducement," Miller said."In my judgement, assuming the trial has been IRB approved, reasonable compensation for participation is likely both fair and appropriate.
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