https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-53426367
Judging by comments on this sub-forum, there would appear to be a few who are willing to do this.
Encouraging early results from clinical trials have raised hopes for an effective coronavirus vaccine.
The only way we will know if any of them works is if enough volunteers are subsequently exposed to coronavirus in their daily life and do not get infected.
That could take well into next year, given that many studies are being conducted in countries where infection rates are falling.
Any volunteers for the testing ?The organisation 1 Day Sooner argues this should not be left to chance.
It is made up of more than 30,000 would-be volunteers in 140 countries who say they are prepared to take part in challenge studies.
The campaign now has the support of more than 100 prominent figures, including 15 Nobel laureates, who have signed an open letter advocating this approach. They say it would involve healthy, young volunteers being deliberately given coronavirus after receiving the vaccine.
They argue that the risks to their health would be low, but the potential benefits to society enormous.
Judging by comments on this sub-forum, there would appear to be a few who are willing to do this.
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