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because they could be murders that are going to give their lives(or not) and save millions of lives(maybe)

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Because it will help everyone in your future

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becuz wat if they want to give their life 4 other people

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It could help millions of people. But it's not okay if they do it without someone knowing about it or them not agreeing with it

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NO because you might create something you didn't mean to or you make that  one disease worse

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They signed up for it so they can't complain if they lose their lives because they knew what might happen. It is going to be beneficial in the long run because less people will die of the disease.

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I think sometimes it's ok since it is both ethical and unethical at the same time.

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YESSSS ma'am! It would make people less worried and you can try other experiments on other diseases. B)

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I think sometimes because maybe there could sometimes be an antecedent and it could not be safe then

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             MAYBE                                                                                             If everyone will get the disease after time then yes but if it only happened once on the area then no. 

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             MAYBE                                                                                             If everyone will get the disease after time then yes but if it only happened once on the area then no. 

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Humans are not lab rats whose lives can be thrown away for SCIENCE

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sometimes because it could save and or rick lives

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sometimes because it could save and or rick lives

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It will come in clutch for the future

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Expirimenting on one person who may get a disease is fine because they could find a cure that could help billions of people and prevent a disease from breaking out.

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I think it is ethical at some points in time if it is a person that is dying of that disease and they give the consent then it is okay. But if someone has their whole life to live then it shouldn't be okay

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I think designing experiments for people is a good thing, although potentially dangerous. The people who offer their lives for the greater good should be prepared to possibly lose their lives in the process. Scientists should always check what is in the antibiotic and check if it could be dangerous.

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it is how we got to space but it led to many deaths trying to get there

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I believe that if someone has a terminal illness, it is their right to take part of an experimental treatment. However, if the person is not terminally ill and there might be other (safer) treatments, it would not be right for the person to take part of an experiment. There might be a few exceptions to this. For example, if the person is very willing to possibly give up their life for the sake of others, and they know exactly how many risks they're about to take, then perhaps it's okay for them to do so. I think this should only be done with medical problems and illnesses and thinks that matter to others in the future. I don't think it's right to do experiments that break a person's body down just to see the effects. Regardless of how it's going to be useful.  People should also never be forced to take part of an experiment even if it is for "the greater good." People should always have full control over their own body and life and be fully aware of what they're going to do with their life. There are many other variables and factors that may affect what counts as "ethical" or not. Because of this, I could never say it's "always" right or "never" wrong.

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I believe that if someone has a terminal illness, it is their right to take part of an experimental treatment. However, if the person is not terminally ill and there might be other (safer) treatments, it would not be right for the person to take part of an experiment. There might be a few exceptions to this. For example, if the person is very willing to possibly give up their life for the sake of others, and they know exactly how many risks they're about to take, then perhaps it's okay for them to do so. I think this should only be done with medical problems and illnesses and thinks that matter to others in the future. I don't think it's right to do experiments that break a person's body down just to see the effects. Regardless of how it's going to be useful.  People should also never be forced to take part of an experiment even if it is for "the greater good." People should always have full control over their own body and life and be fully aware of what they're going to do with their life. There are many other variables and factors that may affect what counts as "ethical" or not. Because of this, I could never say it's "always" right or "never" wrong.

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Because there'll be times when the experiment may go wrong and they might die. But there's also times where it might actually work.

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Becuz it might make the disease and the person may die

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Becuzzz what could mack the disease worser that usualll

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Becuzzz what could mack the disease worser that usualll

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Depends how ill they are

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Give a life safe a life

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Giving a life doesn't always save a life, so NOOOOOO!!!!!

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Giving a life doesn't always save a life, so NOOOOOO!!!!!

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OTAY?????

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yes because a break through in one "section" can lead to another breakthrough in another "section"

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yes because a break through in one "section" can lead to another breakthrough in another "section"

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If they choose voluntary it doesn't matter because that's what they wanted. it's not the doctor's fault if the volunteer didn't heed the warnings and didn't think it through.

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Yes because they can use people on death row to run the experiments

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Its sometimes ok because it can help millions if the treatment works but it comes at a cost but some treatments are flat out not ok it can affect more than one person with the actions met to help people but it can end up harming people instead of doing good for peopl

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Its sometimes ok because it can help millions if the treatment works but it comes at a cost but some treatments are flat out not ok it can affect more than one person with the actions met to help people but it can end up harming people instead of doing good for peopl

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sometimes because it be good to find curse but there is lots of cost

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Because you don't want to take a inisnt person's life and make it kill them.

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Because instead of  using someone  in an expirement that you don't know will go wrong or right, and could end up potentially going wrong, you should find a way to stop the disease in the first place

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yes, experiments are ethical because in order to  succeed you have to make some sacrifices. If we don't make the sacrifices then you'll never succeed.

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Yes because if it works the experiment can help the future be disease free or at least a 50 to 75 disease decrease.

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because if someone murdered someone and they were sentenced to death they should be experimented on

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if they are going to die they should be able to chose to help by sacrificing themself or if there criminals on deaths row it would make sense

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Yes because it is their decision, if they want to sacrifice themselves for others the should be able too.

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Yes because it is their decision, if they want to sacrifice themselves for others the should be able too.