More African guinea pigs by use of untested drug against Ebola in Sierra Leona

 

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/dec/22/ebola-untested-drug-patients-sierra-leone-uk-staff-leave?commentpage=1

 

British health workers help an Ebola patient in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Photograph: Baz Ratner/Reuters

 

It seems that what is important for our politicians of still affluent societies “in crisis” of the 1st World is not the fight against Ebola. That blacks in Africa are still dying from the virus does not matter much, except that experimentation with drugs in their bodies still not authorized by the “civilized countries” give good results for treating citizens of rich countries. So good pharmaceutical drug patent pending against Ebola and the African population, which have served as guinea pig, will be excluded from it by the price. There are still pharmaceutical drugs for richs and for drugs for poors. As always.

Signed by: Pablo Guérez Tricarico, PhD, Spain

Ex Professor of Criminal Law of the Autonomous University of Madrid

Expert in Bioethics and Bioetical Law

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