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I would join the volunteer grou because In the text, if you signed up you will earn money. I would do it for the money because it's money, why not? If they said they won't be paying us money, then I would not do it, but it says they will, so i of coures will take to be a volunteer and I would probably help them with the project too if they give me money too.

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I would volunteer because it would help doctors find the cause of yellow fever and, if, like you, you are little, you could survive. And Dr Reed, he said, whoever gets bitten by a mosquito will earn money, so that's why I want to volunteer.

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I would volunteer because if I don't sign the consent, I might have gotten yellow fever, since it says whoever sets foot in Cuba they could have already have gotten yellow fever. I will also do this for the money since Dr. Reed would give us money.

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I would sign reeds consent because i would put my self in danger because i need them so i could sort of ave them. so yes i would sign the consent

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I woldin't singh the paper because you can die because of yellow fever and docter lazer died in this expirement and I dont want to risk my life for that.

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i would isng the contract because i want the money for robux and it is less likely for me to de because i am young and the doctors would giv me could care.

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i would not sign the contract because the stuff that you have to do and risking your live for a change of history.Also i would not sign it because if i die i would not get the 100 dollars that he will ive me

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No, I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form and join the medical volunteers because I still have a long life and don't want to end it early. There is also a chance that I could get yellow fever and go through the stages. Even though you receive money, once you're dead, you can not use that money for anything. The text states," Each volunteer who signed Reed’s consent form and agreed to be bitten by mosquitoes would be paid $100 (the equivalent of about $2,400 in today’s money). In addition, those who came down with yellow fever would receive an extra $100 and the very best medical care the U.S. Army team could provide." Showing that volunteers would only get around $200. If I were asked, that would not be enough money to give, with the chance that I was going to die. I would definitely want to live rather than die. Therefore, I would not sign Dr. Reed's Consent to join the medical volunteers.

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Yes, I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form. "Each volunteer who signed Reed’s consent form and agreed to be bitten by mosquitoes would be paid $100 (the equivalent of about $3,000 in today’s money). In addition, those who came down with yellow fever would receive an extra $100 and the very best medical care the U.S. Army team could possibly provide." If I were in Cuba, I would already have a high chance of getting the disease. If I were to contract the disease, I would get some of the best health care, along with an extra $3,000 (today's time), plus the money already from the experiment.

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I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form because I would get Yellow Fever in Cuba anyway, and since I will get Yellow Fever either way, I might want to get some money out of it. In the text, it states that the volunteers will be paid $100 ($3000 today), and they will get another $100 if they end up getting Yellow Fever. If I end up dying from the Yellow Fever, the money would go to a family member. Also, there is a very high chance that I will catch Yellow Fever in Cuba since it's a very humid island, so it would be better to do it for science and to get $100 or more for it. Therefore, I would sign the consent form because I would get Yellow Fever either way, and at least I would get money for it this way and it can potentially save many lives.

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I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form because I would receive $100 or $3300 today. In the text it states "In addition, those who came down with yellow fever would receive an extra $100 and the very best medical care the U.S. Army team could possibly provide" ( Jurmain pgh. 5). This illustrates that you would get $100 or $3300 in today's economy if you got yellow fever, but living in Cuba meant you have a high chance of getting yellow fever so it was better to sign the contract and earn money instead of earning nothing. Another reason to sign the waiver is that you will receive the best US Army medical care possible, which is far better than Las Animas hospital treatment. Another reason to sign the waiver is to do it for medical science to save millions of lives, because if you find the cause, it will be easier to make a cure. Therefore, I'm willing to sign the consent form.

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I would sign Dr Reed's consent form because going to Cuba would already give me a huge chance of getting the sickness, so why not get paid for it? And I would want the money more than not getting any money at all and not volunteering at all. There isn't a huge chance of actually losing your life because of the amount of healthcare you receive for volunteering to get bitten by a yellow fever mosquito is a lot. Also, if I do die, then my family will get my money, so it really isn't a total loss. If I did survive (which is a very huge chance), I would get 100 dollars, (approximately 3300 dollars in today's money), which would allow me to buy the items I like and want. If I took this huge step forward to volunteer and help find the cause of yellow fever, people would probably look up to me and I would be known as brave and outgoing. This is why I would volunteer to get bitten by a mosquito.

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I would not sign the contract. I would obviously read it, but not to the point where it talks about getting $100, because I'm not that type of person. The risks scare me because who wants to have money as a reward just to get tested for a contagious, deadly disease, and have a high chance of dying once you get it, and if you do, you will be dead, and if you do it goes to someone ( your choice) after they did absolutely nothing. Money doesn't always matter, especially in this situation, and there are tons of ways they can use, like contaminated materials. After all, you never know what on it could have absorbed into the material, like vomit or blood, and whatever it's disgusting to be forced to where contaminated bedding, clothing, and so on. The mosquito experiment is even worse because they let a mosquito bite, which is exasperating. After all, it's gonna itch and itch forever, and I hate it and take forever for me to get diagnosed with yellow fever, and when you do the discripiton of what you will look like just make mee feel even more hideous not the ugly i look right no today but with yellow fever is says that i will bad gums, bloodshot eyes, and yellow skin and eyes. so this is why I would not sign the contract.

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I would not sign Dr. Reeds contract/ consent form. If you look in the text it states," The danger was clear. The money was attractive. But that wasn't all." ( pgh. 9 Jurmaine). The text mainly talks about how they'd give you $100 if you do the experiment ( Worth more than $3,000 today) and another $100 if you get yellow fever. You'd also either be testing out contaminated material which you'd have to where other people's clothing with yellow fever liquids on it or have mosquits bite you which is a higher risk of dying. But this is proving more that the experiments could life threatning bad so they give the money to fill the ease in and that's why it provides with the key factor of how the danger is clear but the money is attractive. Never the less I also wouldn't want to be bitten by mosquits that has a higher chance of getting yellow or wear past yellow fever patient's clothing with things such as blood, fecal, and vomit for about a month. With this much evidence you could certainly tell why I wouldn't sign up for Dr. Reed's experiment.

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no because i am 11 years old and i still have a long time to go in life but if i was in the same situation that moran was in i would also decline the money even if my friends would think i was a fool Moran decided to refuse the money. "He was going to take part in the experiments solely for the sake of helping science.
“[Don’t be] a fool,” Kissinger told him. But Moran had made up his mind"

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I would not sign Dr. Reed’s consent form. In the story, the form says there are serious risks and that the doctors don’t even know everything that could happen to the volunteers. That makes me uncomfortable because I wouldn’t want to join something if the adults can’t explain all the dangers clearly. If they can’t promise I’ll be safe or tell me exactly what might happen, then I don’t think it’s a good idea to join the volunteer group.

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No, I would not sign the consent form because I would not risk my whole life just for money. The text states, "Each volunteer who signed Reed’s consent form and agreed to be bitten by mosquitoes would be paid $100 (the equivalent of about $2,400 in today’s money)." Plus another $100 if I do die. Even though I would get about $4,800, which is a lot of money, what use is it to me if I do die of Yellow Fever? 80% is not the best odds for my life. Second of all, for the contaminated materials test, I will be grossed out, mabye going through trauma, and also probably depressed. Even though, it is a lot of money, I would not volunteer for the procedure. That is why I would choose not to sign the consent form.

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No I did not sign the contract because even if it's a lot of money, you are still signing something that you might die if you sign the contract

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I would not sign the consent form to be a part of the yellow fever experiment. "Dr. Jesse Lazear died of yellow fever. He knew that the disease had just about killed Carroll," (Jurmain pgh. 8). "He knew he’d made sure that his volunteers were young and healthy enough to have a good chance of surviving yellow fever... ...But what if the worst happened? What if one of the volunteers died during the experiments?" (Jurmain, pgh. 3). There is a high chance that someone will die from yellow fever. There are lots of theories that have to be proven and corrected to determine the cause of yellow fever. If I ever signed the consent form, I would be able to earn money and fame, but I could have died with all the people who died with it, and the risks are high. The money would not be enjoyable given all the things they have done to find the cause. In the table we created in class, we listed a variety of risks, including death. We don't fully know if the mosquito and contaminated material theory is true. With all the evidence the doctors have, the doctors think that mosquitoes have caused yellow fever. There are 2 different experiments, and you could be the one who dies if you get chosen to do the mosquito experiment. With the contaminated materials, you could get a different disease and die from it. Given all the evidence, signing Dr. Reed's consent form is something I would not do.

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I would sign the consent form for the money. If I were a volunteer, I would earn $100 after 2 months, and if I came down with yellow fever, I would get an additional $100. There would be a good chance that I would survive, and even if I do die, I can still give my money to someone else. Also, if I don't get yellow fever at all or get yellow fever but beat it, I walk out rich and I helped cure yellow fever.

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I would not volunteer because I do not want to die. Number two he said you will earn money like what is the poi nt of that if you die. Number three I do not want to know what it is like to have yellow fever. And number four i might do it if the money was 685 bucks.

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-Teagan

I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form to be tested and bitten by a mosquito to see if mosquitoes were the cause of yellow fever. I would not want to be tested because in the text it is stated that "Like everyone else at Camp Columbia, Moran knew that Dr. Jesse Lazear had died of yellow fever. He knew that the disease had just about killed Carroll ( Jurmain pgh 8). This quote means that the risks of getting yellow fever is getting horribly sick and also death. I would not get tested because I do not want to get horribly sick or die. This quote also means that the people know the risks of yellow fever and still want to get tested. All in all yellow fever is very deadly and I would not get tested.

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I would join the group of volunteers. I do not wish for reward, as the safety of millions is reward enough for me. I would do this because even though the text has shown that even if you are young and healthy, you can still die because of yellow fever, so I might as well go out saving other people from the same fate as people like Lazear. This is why I would volunteer to undergo the experiments as needed.

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I would absolutely sign the consent form. I would do this because I know I would help the doctors and possibly save thousands of lives from the disease of yellow fever, and while doing that, I would get free housing, food, and money! Sure, I might die, but at a young age, there is a lower percentage chance of dying, and if I do get sick, I would get healthcare for free. To conclude, there are so many reasons to sign the consent form, and I would definitely do it.

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I would sign the consent form because you get to help with the theory for yellow fever

And you can get 100 dollars, but in our time that would be 3,300 dollars, and if you get yellow fever, you get another 100, and you get the finest health care in Cuba

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I would not sign Dr. Reeds contract because for the contaiminated items, you must wear the uniforms of the patients that have vomit, urine, fecal matter, and sweat for as long as two weeks. And for the mosquitio bite, yes you do get 100 dollars which equivalent to being $3,400, and then getting an extra $100 dollars if you get sick and the best medical help from the U.S army, but once you get that bite, you'll suffer from the gums, bloodshot eyes, and yellow skin. And I do not have a high pain tolerance, so absolutely not. At the end of the day, I am not signing Dr. Reeds contract.

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Yes, I would sing Dr. Reeds consent form because. I love science and helping people and they have the best doctor in case if something were to happen and yes I would take the money since i'm doing it. But I still care about doing it for science and people die because of this. And I couldn't watch that happen but I would talk with my family because there feelings madder and I'm not reckless. So I would take the risks and good things and take that into consideration but over all I would sign the consent form.

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I would join the medical volunteers because I would get paid, and the researchers could find the cause of yellow fever. The text says " would be paid $100 ( the equivalent of about $ 2,400 in today's money)" (Jurmain par 5). I would volunteer because the researchers could find the cure and save Cuba from yellow fever, and I would get paid $100, but in today's money, it's $2,400. In conclusion, I would volunteer because I would be paid and the researchers could cure Cuba from yellow fever.

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no I wold not sign the consent form because their is a posibility that we cold die and if we lose the $200 and I wont enjoy my life ahed of me because I cold get a job,house, deploma etc.

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Nolan

I would sign the contract because I would get 3300 dollars, and if I get yellow fever from the bite, then I would get another 3300 dollars. I would also get the best medical care, so there is a lower chance I will get yellow fever. If I die, I can still give the money to one of my family members. I would also be famous because I risked my life to save other lives. And if I survive, then I will be immune to yellow fever. So then I will never be able to get yellow fever.

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I would sign the consent because, if I were moving to Cuba, then I would most likely already get yellow fever, and I would rather get paid and get healthcare advantages, but be a volunteer than get yellow fever anyway, and get nothing. Also, if I actually got yellow fever, I would get extra money, and if I died from it, a person would get all the money I didn't. Also, I would be faous for helping find the cure.

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I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form because I want the reward. According to the book, so far, three people have gotten yellow fever, and one died. Additionally, the consent states that they will be provided with the best healthcare and will receive money.  If only one of three people died, that would make my chances of dying lower. And if I get sick, I will also be provided with high-quality healthcare, which again increases my chances of surviving. Plus, I will get prize money and still be alive to spend it. In conclusion, I would agree that it would be a good idea to sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

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Jessica: No, I would not volunteer for the medical because there is a chance that I will die, and I don't get to enjoy the money, and even if they offer more money, it's not like I would get to enjoy the money, because most people who got yellow fever died, so there is a chance that I can die.

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I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form and join the medical volunteers. In the text, the author says Dr. Lazear died after being bitten by a mosquito and Dr. Carroll almost died (pgh. 8). This shows that people bitten by mosquitoes either died or almost died, so if I volunteered, I would I would have a high chance of dying after being bitten by a mosquito, similar result. I would not join the medical volunteers.

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Dr. Reed consent form, Nina Philipkosky.

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No, I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form as a medical volunteer. First, I would not sign it because I would have to leave my family and friends for an unknown amount of time. I have no interest in letting mosquitoes bite me on purpose to see what happens. In chapter twelve, it states "They would have to be bitten by infected mosquito" pgh, 11. Furthermore, signing that paper is essentially giving your life away, and it should not be that simple. No matter what you pay me, I do not want to lose my life for the hope of finding Yellow Fever's cure.

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I would not join the volunteer group. The text states, "But how many normal, healthy, sensible people would volunteer for such disgusting and dangerous experiments?". When the experiments they are conducting are dangerous and disgusting, who would want to volunteer? I would not volunteer because I do not want to risk my life for any type of reward, including money and fame. Even if I am unmarried, I still have a loving family. What about them? Also, even if I were part of the contaminated materials set, I could get another disease or diseases from the unclean clothes. Either set, there were chances of dying. I don't think my life is worth dying at an early age, even when earning rewards in return, when I have a loving family. So I would not join the volunteer group.

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After careful consideration of the class reading today, I have decided not to sign Dr. Reed's consent form and join the medical volunteers. As my understanding of the potential risks is not yet clear, I require more specific information regarding the safety protocols in place. In our class discussion today, we highlighted that participating in medical research can contribute to significant boosts in healthcare and improve lives. It was also noted that trust in the researcher's qualifications is important. Even if I sign the form, the reward would be $3,300. As of today, there would be no purpose for me to use money if I were dead from yellow fever. Signing Dr. Reed's consent is a terrible idea. While normal consent forms are designed to inform the patients about the risks/benefits and alternatives of a medical procedure. If Dr.Reed's consent form lacks clarity or discloses potential risks, patients may unknowingly expose themselves to harm. Additionally, if there are concerns regarding Dr.Reed's practices, signing it could lead to a violation of patient trust in the medical profession. Therefore, it is crucial to review and understand any consent before signing.

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I would sign the consent form from Dr. Reed and join the volunteers. My yellow fever case could help prove the mosquito theory and help prevent the spread of yellow fever. The scientists would be able to gather information about yellow fever, how to treat yellow fever, and prove that the mosquito theory is true. Along with helping to prove the mosquito theory, my case would also help to prevent the spread of yellow fever, because Dr. Reed when then know the cause of yellow fever and could find a way to stop the mosquitoes from spreading the infection

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I would sign the consent form. The text states," Each volunteer who signed Reed’s consent form and agreed to be bitten by mosquitoes would be paid $100 (the equivalent of about $2,400 in today’s money). In addition, those who came down with yellow fever would receive an extra $100 and the very best medical care the U.S. Army team could possibly provide" ( Jurmain, pgh.5). Now that the value of $100 in the 1900s has risen to approximately $3,300 as of 2025, I would be getting enough money to afford a decent vacation. Along with that, I would be immune to this deadly disease and be famous for being brave. Also, I would be saving the lives of millions of citizens. Reed would also be able to prove the other doctors wrong, and the mosquito theory would be the cause once and for all. This is why I would sign the consent form that Reed presents to me.

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I would sign Dr.Reed's consent form for a few good reasons. "Immigrants from Spain were landing in Cuba all the time. All of them knew that they might get yellow fever" ( Jurmain 13 pgh 4 ). Immigrants from Spain knew there was over a 90% chance they would get yellow fever. Dr. Reed offered immigrants $100 to take part in the experiments he and his team were doing (approximately $3,300 in today's money). Additionally, if you contracted yellow fever, you would receive an extra $100, for a total of $6,600 in today's money. If I were an immigrant, I would take the offer because I know I could possibily get yellow fever due to my surrondings. I would rather get paid $100 ($3,300 in 2025) and get yellow fever for double the amount than get yellow fever and not get any money. Finally, besides getting a ton of money. I would want ot help Reed with his experiments. In conclusion, I would sign Dr.Reed's consent form to help with experiments.

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Personally, yes. I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form to join the other volunteers. There are a few reasons I would do this. Such as of the rewards, ( $2,400 for joining, extra money if you do get yellow fever,) the saving future lives, and the pure study of science. The text states, " would be paid $100 (the equivalent of about $2,400 in today’s money). In addition, those who came down with yellow fever would receive an extra $100 and the very best medical care the U.S. Army team could possibly provide, " and, " It was a chance to help save lives. A chance to help make medical history. " ( Jurmain, pgh 13. ) All in all, that is why I would be willing to sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

- Aria Hutchings

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If I were an immigrant from Spain and I were in Cuba, and Dr. Reed asked me to be a volunteer for the experiment, I would sign his consent form. If I were an immigrant from Spain and I were in Cuba, I would sign the consent form because either way, there would be a high chance that I would get yellow fever and in the text it says “The truth, however, was that yellow fever was so common in Cuba that anyone who set foot on the island and hadn’t previously had the illness was likely to come down with it anyway (Jurmain pgh. 3)”, and what better way to get it than with an experiment that you're being paid about $100 in the money back then, but in present day the money would be $3,300 for. Better you get the best medical care from the highest American doctors, plus if you get it, you get more money from Dr. Reed $100 more/$3,300 more in present-day money. And if I die, at least I could die with a good representation of myself, sacrificing myself with yellow fever for thousands of other people. Plus extra money for my family $200/$6,600 more in present-day money. If I came from Spain and I was in Cuba, and Dr. Reed gave me the option to be a volunteer for the mosquito theory experiment or wear/use contaminated materials, I would sign the consent form.

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I will write about the volunteer group because it is not for the money specifically, but rather for the science that comes through the lives of many people. If I sign up for this volunteer group, it is because I want to make history, so I can be recognised as someone who sacrificed themselves to save other people in exchange

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No, I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form to volunteer, whether the theories are true or not. I would not like to sign it because the text says,'' like everyone else at Camp Colombia, Moran knew that Dr. Jesse Lazer died of yellow fever and just about killed Carroll.'' ( Jasmain pgh. 8). As you know, Dr. Lazear had died of yellow fever, and I wouldn't want to put my life at risk like that. Also, if I die, then I wouldn't even get the money anyway. So, even though signing it, you could essentially be called a hero, and it would be really nice to do, I would not like to end my life over an experiment for yellow fever, like Lazear did.

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I would join the volunteering group because of the rewards I would receive and for the sake of science. The text states some rewards I would get, which is fame, money, great health care, and immunity if I survive. I would get $100, which right now is 3,300 dollars, for just being a part of the experiment. If I get yellow fever, I would get an additional $100 and top-notch healthcare. If I survive, I would get so much glory, and I would be saving billions of lives! I also want to find the cause of yellow fever so doctors and scientists can find the cure and save the world from peril. I consent to being a part of the scientific experiments to find the cause of the deadly yellow fever and reap the rewards.

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I would not volunteer because you could die. In the text, it says Carroll almost died, and Lazer died. If you sign up, you could die like Lazer or almost die. Even if I'm paid, I would not want to use contaminated clothes or be bitten by a mosquito.

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I would volunteer as a medical volunteer for this experiment because there is a small chance of contracting yellow fever. Other experiments conducted by scientists have failed and have not proven successful. And if I were used for the contaminated clothing, I would be in good hands because that theory was also incorrect. They stated that I would receive $100 for participating in the experiment. If I don't catch the disease (yellow fever), I would gain a significant amount of money for my contribution to Dr. Reed's work. Additionally, if I were to contract yellow fever and unfortunately die, at least I would be remembered for a noble cause: to help the people of Cuba and contribute to a greater good for the world.

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PAIGE BOGUTSKIE

No, I will not be a volunteer. I have a long life in front of me; I don't just want to throw it all away. This is very risky, I am putting my life on the line, but it could potentially save millions from getting sick and dying, although young people usually survive yellow fever, and if they are healthy. Even though I would be getting paid if I did it, no amount of money is worth my life, unless it were a big amount, then I might consider it. I would still be a little bit hesitant about doing it because I have a family, and if you survive, you probably will become fairly famous. Also, if I did contaminated clothes, I would also have some mental issues after that, I would be traumatized by dirty things

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Aparna Nair

No, I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form because I do not want to be associated with helping to find the cause of yellow fever. In the text, it states, "Each volunteer who signed Reed’s consent form and agreed to be bitten by mosquitoes would be paid $100 (the equivalent of about $2,400 in today’s money). In addition, those who came down with yellow fever would receive an extra $100 and the very best medical care the U.S. Army team could provide." That is $4,800 in total, but it isn't enough, so I can risk my life for $4,800. Yes, that is a lot of money, and you could do so much with it, but as they all say, you only have 1 life to live, so why waste it on $4,800, which isn't really enough money? Even if it were any kind of money someone was offering me, I still would not volunteer to sign Dr. Reed's consent form. Also, since yellow fever is a disease that could spread quickly and most people die, there is a likely chance I will die or get sick in some way, then the money would go to waste. In conclusion, I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form and would not risk my life in any sort of way.

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I don't want to sign the consent form and participate in the yellow fever experiments because I have a high risk of getting yellow fever. In the text, it says that you need to risk getting yellow fever. Meaning that you might die. I still have a life ahead of me, and I want to enjoy it. There is also a chance that if I died, there might be something wrong. Instead of doing something useful, I could be dead for nothing. In the text, it says that you will be rewarded $ 100. If I were dead, then I couldn't earn the 100 dollars. This is why I do not want my life to be risked and used in experiments.

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I would sign Dr. Reeds consent form and join the medical volenteers because it is worth it. I would do this because in the text it talks about how common yellow fever is in cuba and how most people who stayed there got yellow fever. Since i am in the immigrants perspective they are coming with little to no money, so if i am coming to cuba with a high chance of getting yellow fever, i might as well make money off of it and get the best medical service the U.S. army can provide.

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Yes, I would sign Dr. Reed's yellow fever test consent form. I would sign this consent form because in the text it states, "Each volunteer who signed Reed’s consent form and agreed to be bitten by mosquitoes would be paid $100 (the equivalent of about $2,400 in today’s money). In addition, those who came down with yellow fever would receive an extra $100 and the very best medical care the U.S. Army team could possibly provide" ("We Are Doing it for Medical Science", Pgh 5). As stated in the quote, they give you one hundred dollars just for participating in the experiment. By traveling to Cuba, you are already at a high risk of getting yellow fever. In this case, if you do get yellow fever, you are guaranteed the best medical help, which gives you higher odds of surviving. For all of these reasons, you are more likely to survive yellow fever by becoming a part of the experiment. Yes, I would sign Dr.Reed's yellow fever experiment consent form.

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I would not sign the consent form and join the medical volunteers. I would not sign the form because I would not want to risk my life and have a chance of getting yellow fever. Even if I had been doing the contaminated materials experiment, I would not want to be a medical volunteer because, in the text, it states, "The first set would have to spend weeks wearing and using the clothing and sheets that had been stained by the sweat, vomit, urine, and feces of yellow fever patients." (Jurmain Ch. 12 Pgh. 11). If I was in the mosquito experiment I would have a high chance of dying to yellow fever if the experiment works. I would not sign the consent form and I would not want to be a medical volunteer for Dr. Reed's experiments.

-Benjamin Burgman

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After our class reading and discussion of the consent form, I decided that I would volunteer. I would volunteer because in the text it said that there is a very high chance of catching yellow fever, so why not get infected while volunteering for science? Also, the money is a huge advantage. In the text, it stated that you would start with $100, which would be approximately $3,000 today, and it also mentioned that if I die, I would be able to give $200 to a chosen member of my family. They also stated that I would receive the best medical care. So why not get infected while volunteering? I would get plenty of money for my family, plenty of money for me, I would get the best healthcare, and I would make history, I'd be a hero! Therefore, I would be welcome to volunteer and impact the history of yellow fever.

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Yes, I would sign this form because it says yellow fever is very common to get, so if any person is in Cuba, they could probably get yellow fever, so it could happen to any of us and they said that they would give the best treament and good amount of payment so they is a change that I could survie with all the help and even if I said that id did not want to do it they would still be a high change to get yellow fevr no matter what happens

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I would sign the consent form. I can get free money by just being a subject, and the text said that they give you free medical care and extra money to. The text also mention that now a days would be about 3 grands to and I would be techincally saving lots of lives from people getting yellow fever since they would know what causes yellow fever. I also have a chance to survive if I do get yellow fever. Another thing is I could get fame for this and it would be practically history. I would practically be known for history for years and years. Not to mention they'll be able to make a cure after testing the theroy on me. In summary I can be rich, be famous, and save millions of people by just signing the consent. This is why I consent to this experiment. :3

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Natalie

I would sign the consent. I would get a good amount of money and have a 50/50 chance of getting yellow fever, but I would get bitten, then I would treat the bite so that it would go away, and if it doesn't, then I still get the money. If I get infected, I get more money, which I will end up giving away to my family, and still might not die. I could get better, like Dr. Caroll, I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

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I would not sign Dr Reed's consent form. I would not sign the form because even if they are offering money, I am not risking my life for it, and there is still a possibility I could die. Also, even though the text said people who are younger than 40 have a higher chance of living, that does not mean you will survive, and if the mosquito theory did not work and I did die, I would have risked my life for nothing. No, I would not sign the consent form.

Aniya Mistry

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I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form. I would sign the form because when you go to Cuba there is already a high chance that you will get yellow fever. So, if there is already a high chance that you will get yellow fever, then why not just let the infected mosquito bite me and get $100 ($3,300 today). Also, if I were to get the disease, I would receive another $100 ($3,300). Also, I would be helping to find the true cause of yellow fever by volunteering to get bitten by an infected mosquito. If I did volunteer to let the mosquito bite me, there is a chance I would get famous. Ultimately, I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

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I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form because I don't want to be in pain, bleeding, or even dying. The text shows that there is bleeding, vomiting, yellow skin, and bad headaches. I also don't want to sign the form because I have a fear of blood. Also, it just sounds like it is very painful. That is why I wouldn't sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

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I would sign the consent form because I might die from yellow fever anyway, since I am in Cuba. I would sign the consent form because in the text, they say that a lot of people have yellow fever and that many have come down with it, proving that I would probably catch it too. I would sign the consent form mainly because I love science, and if I were to die, at least I can give $200 to people who need it. I would also sign it because I would get better medical care if I became sick, so there is a good chance I may live. That is why I would sign the consent form.

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Yes, I would sign Dr.Reed's consent form to volunteer because there's already a chance of me getting it in Cuba with no help, and if I get it during the process of the test, then the best medical team will help me recover and cure me. Also, I'm poor and an immigrant, so that money would help me get a better life than just sleeping on a mat.

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I would agree and sign the consent form to be a volunteer for the yellow fever experiment because I would already be coming to Cuba, and in the text, it states that people who are not immune to the disease have a very high chance of catching yellow fever once on the island of Cuba. Plus, in the contract, it states you would get paid $100 for participating in the experiment, which is about $3,000 today. The contract also says that if you were to catch yellow fever from this experiment, you would get paid another $100, and you would receive the best medical care in America to try and stop the disease from spreading throughout your body. So, in conclusion, this is why I would want to be a part of the yellow fever experiment.

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I would sign Reed's contract.

This is due to several reasons. The first, and the one that applies to me most, is for the love of science and finding a way to stop yellow fever. The second is for fame. If you survive and the doctors find out the cause of yellow fever because of you, you would become famous. Another reason is that if you go to Cuba, you will most likely catch yellow fever and die, so why not die for a good reason? Also, you get paid. It said the Reed paid each man $100, which is about $3,300 in today's money. Also, if you get yellow fever, you get another $100 and the U.S. Army's doctors to care for you. And if you die, that $200 ($6,600 in today's money) goes to anyone you choose. In conclusion, it is quite clear that there are many reasons to sign Reed's contract.

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I would sign Reed's consent if they are trying to find out the cause of yellow fever they would have to find a cure and if I move from spain there is a high chance that I will get the fever because Cuba is a tropic country.

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No, I would not sign Dr.Reed's consent form to be tested for yellow fever. If I were just living in my house in Cuba alone and I had a job and a nice life, I wouldn't sign the consent form. They are offering 100 dollars, and that is if I don't die; if I do die, I get 200 dollars to anyone of my choosing. I would choose my mom, but when she passes away, she would yell at me for taking that stupid offer. 7000 dollars for her for killing myself, no thanks. But the chances of my surviving are eighty percent. Those chances are high, but even if I do survive, if I have contaminated material, I would be disgusted, I would be scarred for life. But only 100 dollars back the,n it might be tempting for someone not so fortunate, but I wouldn't do that. That is why I would choose not to sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

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I would sign up to go to Cuba. I would go to Cuba because I get about $3300, but if I get Yellow Fever, that is another $3300, that's $6600 but I could fake my death and then get an additional $6600 plus the $6600 that $13100, (which is about 3 free years of ramen), and I would gain many followers on social media platforms such as Instagram and Tik-Tok and make even more money. I would also do it because I have never been to Central America and would love to go to Cuba on vacation. If I did get Yellow Fever, that and they would find out the cause, which would also prevent my family from getting Yellow Fever. 1 more reason is that because I am so brave, they MIGHT elect me for president, which means infinite money, which means infinite ramen for life.

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Naomi Meyer

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No, I would not sign Dr Reed's consent form because there is a chance I could die. In the text it shows in Dr Reed's consent form giving $100 to the person who signed it and giving them another $100 for getting the disease, and for the contaminated materials theory they would get the same amount except for the second $100. Even though the person who signs the waiver gets money its not enough to risk a live for an experiment and for the contaminated materials the person who did it could be traumatized by wearing clothing that a yellow fever patient used. No, I would not sign Dr Reed's consent form because there is a chance I could die.

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I would volunteer to be a medical volunteer to have a yellow fever mosquito bite me, because if I volunteer, I will be helping others, which makes me happy. I will also get $100(around $3000 in now time) for trying it, and even if I do fall sick in the author states people under 30 are more likely to survive, and I am well under 30. Plus if I do get sick I will then get an extra $100(around $3000 in now time). I will also get best possible medical attention from the US army. Though there is a chance I might still die I am willing to take that chance for more money and for Medical Science.

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I will sign Dr.Reeds contract because i would get bit by a mosquito because i would get lots of money, 100 US dollars (which is about 3300 dollars now) and if i dont survive i would lend the money to my parents because they deserve it more then i do. Thers a 50 50 chance i will and wont get it so lets hope I wouldnt. And theres a 99% chance i will catch it after coming back from cuba. If i was infected i would get an additional 100 us dollars which would add on the total of money.

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I would sign up because if I go to Cuba there is still a risk of getting yellow fever ethier way so why not just help,also it is for a good cause because they are finding the cause of somthing that has not been found for many years. And also you get paid so if you do not die to yellow fever just image the life you will live with all that money(thats only if you stay alive). And young people have higher chancees of staying alive and I am young. Yes I would sign Doctor Reeds consent form.

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I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form. In the chapter "We Are Doing It For Medical Science", they talk about how if someone volunteers, they get 100 dollars (which is about 3000 right now), and an extra 100 if the volunteer gets sick. This means if I volunteered and managed to stay alive and get through yellow fever, I would get 200 dollars which is 6600 dollars right now and that would get me a decent car! If I had to choose, I would sign the consent form.

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I would join the medical volunteers.I would join the medical volunteers because I could make medical history and even be famous.Next,because I would 100 dollars and now that equals to like 2400 dollars and if I actually get yellow fever I get another 100 dollars.Also,I would have an amazing chance to help save many lives from the terrible disease yelow fever.Last,if I got yellow fever I would get the best possible us army medical care.You should want to be a medical volunteer because if you enter cuba from where ever your coming from your most likely to get yellow fever and I rather be tooken care of from the disease and have help fight it of instead of die lonely.

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I would volunteer because the text says that "The truth, however, was that yellow fever was so common in Cuba that anyone who set foot on the island and hadn't previously had the illness was likely to come down with it anyway." This proves that if I were to move to Cuba and I had not already had yellow fever, there is a high chance of catching the illness anyway, so if a volunteer, I would get 100 dollars and also the best medical care if I were to catch yellow fever from the experiment. Also, if I were to get yellow fever, I would get another hundred dollars.

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I would sign the consent form because there is the chance I could die since I'm in Cuba, but to get paid to get yellow fever when the chance of getting yellow fever is really high. In Cuba, yellow fever is everywhere, and due to that, I will probably get yellow fever even if I don't sign the form. So if I'm most likely going to get yellow fever, why not get paid to do so? It may not be all the money in the world, but if you think about it,t it's really just free money. Like, your life is already on the line just being in Cuba, so why not get paid to do something that probably would've happened for FREE?

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No, I would not sign Dr Reed's consent form to volunteer for the experiment. I would not sign the consent form because even though I could live and get $200, which is equivalent to $7,713.71 today. There is an 80% chance of me living, but that 20% could definitely kill me. But it's also not like 200 out of a thousand people died; it was 100,000 people out of 500,000. A 1/5 chance of me dying is not worth $7,713.71, even though the money could be tempting to someone poor. And I would not wanna do either of the options, even if I don't die, especially not contaminated clothes. I would not risk my life for some money. Even though I might save hundreds of thousands of lives by finding how yellow fever spreads. I would much rather live and not die than risk my life for some money, and the big thing is, it might not even save people, since even though they know how it spreads, that doesn't mean they will know how to cure Yellow Fever. In conclusion I would not sign Dr Reed's consent form.

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I would sign Reed's consent form because if they figure out the cause of yellow fever, then they could find a cure. Also, since I'm moving from Spain, I will eventually get yellow fever. Reed is also offering that if I get sick, then I will get the best medical care that they can offer.

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I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form for 3 reasons. First, going to Cuba meant that you would've almost certainly gotten Yellow Fever, so why not get paid to get Yellow Fever? Second, you would have received $100 back then (equivalent to approximately $3,400 today) for participating in the experiment, which is a substantial amount of money. Third, if you did catch Yellow Fever during the experiments, you would get paid another $100 and get treated with the best U.S. medical treatment known to date, and if you did die during the experiments, $200 would be donated to a person of your choice. That is why I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

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ISABELLA - After our class reading and discussion of the consent form, I would volunteer because if I move from Spain, there is a high chance I will catch yellow fever, so I would rather get paid to catch it and have the best medical care.

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I would sign the consent form to be tested. In they text they say how in Cuba yellow fever is extremely common. If someone is in Cuba it is very likely they will get yellow fever eventually. If I were promised a large amount of money and great medical care if i get sick, I would accept. If I am going to get the fever anyways I may as well get better medical care for free and money. That is why I would sign the contract for yellow fever testing.

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I would definitely sign the consent form. I would do this because I would get many rewards, while there is not many risks to it. Some rewards I would get would be $100 which in todays money is around $3,300, I would also get the best doctors for free, and lastly, would be immune to the disease. These are many reasons why it is a good idea to volunteer for the experiments. All in all, I would sign the consent form, and volunteer.

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I would join the volunteer group. I would do it for the money. Also, you have a chance that you will survive if I and I would be rich and I have might have saved 1 billon people from dieding from yellow fever.

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I would join the volunteer group. I mostly just want the money. Although there are low chances that you will survive, if I do, then I will be rich. Also, anything that I do to help will make big progress in the scientific world that finds the cure to yellow fever.

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Yes, I would because of the rewards I would receive. The text mentions rewards such as money and free medical care. There are also some rewards that the text does not mention, such as immunity to yellow fever or fame, and the chance to save millions of people's lives. If I am in Cuba, I am already at risk of dying of yellow fever; why not die honorably and for a cause? This is why I consent.

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I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form. This is backed up by the fact that in the text it states they would be granted a sum of 100 US Dollars ( about 3300 now). Also, if there is already a 99% chance you will catch yellow fever after coming to Cuba, why not get paid for it? Another thing is that IF I am infected with yellow fever, they will give me an additional sum of 100 US Dollars ($3300). I would sign Dr. Reed's consent form.

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I would volunteer to be the medical volunteer to have the yellow fever mosquito bite me, because I would want to be the person who was known for saving people's lives by finding out the cause of yellow fever, which would mean I care for other people to be safe and healthy, and avoid the cause. There is a chance of survival from the yellow fever, but who knows if the yellow mosquito was the cause? So overall, yes, I would do it for the sake of people's lives and finding out the cause.

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I would never sign Reed's consent form. I would never sign Reed's consent form because according to the text " Like everyone else at Camp Columbia, Moran knew that Dr. Jesse Lazear had died of yellow fever" ( Jurmain pgh. 8 ). This piece of text proves that the test was risky because Lazear had died from being bit by a mosquito. Even if the doctors payed me 100 dollars back then which is now 2,400, I would never in a million years sign Reed's consent form.

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Manank, Panchal

I would not sign the consent, because in the text the doctors have said that they will be giving the best possibe treatment, and that even if you just participate, you will get 100 dollars, which is about 3,200 dollars now, and if you get sick you will be rewarded with another 100 dollars. Well what if I get sick and the doctors can't save me, in the text it says that the doctors will be giving the best tretment they possibally can, I don't know that having the best treatment will save me! And also 100 dollars is honestly is a very small amount of money for risking your life. Life is priceless. And even if I do die, who will I give my money to? The text says that they want single people to be able to proceed with the testing, but what if I do die and I have no one to give the money to, who will I give it to? The doctors would most likely take the money. And if these many people are alredy signingb the consent, then I don't think that I would be needed because in the reading, there was a picture which a lot of people, around 65. That is why I do not want to sighn the consent.

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No, I am not signing Dr.Reed's consent form because even if I'm getting paid to do this. I might not make it. It's a deadly risk for me. No amount of money can make me sign this form. I might get yellow fever from doing this! I'd spend my life from begining to end, not from yellow fever.

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I would sign the consent form and be a medical volunteer here is why. First things first, in the text it states that if you got yellow fever, you would get 100, and if you die, you would get 200, and that is a lot of money. Also, it says that younger people have a lower chance of getting yellow fever. I would also want to do it not for the money but to give the doctors more evidence on how yellow fever got spread around, and I would love to do it for the greater good.

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No, I would not sign Dr. Reed's consent form and join the medical volunteers. I would not want to sign it because in the text, it states, "Like everyone else at Camp Columbia, Moran knew that Dr. Jesse Lazear had died of yellow fever. He knew that the disease had just about killed Carroll" ("We Are Doing it for Medical Science", Pgh, 8). I would not want to die from yellow fever; I would like to live. I could also potentially get extremely sick. Even if I were to get $200, I could die, and when I'm dead, the money will not matter. The risks outweigh the rewards. No, I would not want to sign Reed's consent form.

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No, I would not sign the consent form because I do not care how much money they give me; I would not sign the contract to possibly die. Even if I do die, I would not be able to use the money because I would obviously be dead. In the story, we are told that Lazear died. I would not want to be dead like Lazear. For the mosquito experiment, you would have to get bitten by a mosquito, and when you get bitten by a mosquito, it itches and sometimes hurts. All in all, this is why I would not want to do this experiment even for money.

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I would volunteer because I feel it would help them with their research and in the text it says you get money from it and it also said that younger people had more of a chance of surviving yellow fever. Yes I would volunteer for the experiment because its for a good cause to find out what causes it and how to cure it and prevent it.

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I would volunteer because I feel it would help them with their research and in the text it says you get money from it and it also said that younger people had more of a chance of surviving yellow fever. Yes I would volunteer for the experiment because its for a good cause to find out what causes it and how to cure it and prevent it.

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No, I do not want to sign Dr Reed's consent form to volunteer for the experiment because the experiment is very dangerous and there is a chance of me getting the yellow fever and die. I do not care if I get thousands of money, I want to spend my life hanging out with my friends and family than die to the yellow fever.