Cornell Haiti AIDS study stirs global ethical debate
Researchers from Cornell study HIV in Haitian couples amid controversy over overseas human trials. Critics warn against exploiting poor subjects while proponents argue the work advances vaccine research and HIV treatment, with Haiti's clinic offering free testing and counseling as patients face heavy drug costs and moral questions.
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