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Originally Posted by Ustwo
The best way would be to round up 100 or so people, force 50 to take it and another 50 to not take it and see what happens when they get exposed. This leads to all sorts of issues with 'human rights' and such.
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You republicans always resort to force. ;-)
Typically, medical test subjects are willing to participate and paid for their efforts. This would need to be a fairly longitudinal study, you'd probably need to offer ongoing medical support to the subjects who contract HIV (because you could have spared them but didn't or something), and educate them about not taking risks they wouldn't be taking if they weren't in the study. It could all be done inside the guidelines for medical studies on human subjects.