What, why would you need to do that? That's not how preventive medicine is tested.
Please explain how would your proposal be any more valid than a proper controlled study where you do the treatment on portion of your participants and wait how it works out for them.
Re:Poll: Will you take the Covid vaccine?
by crusso on Friday December 11, 2020 @05:30PM
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Efficacy is still tested with vaccines because there is a statistical expectation of contracting a given disease.
If you give 40,000 people a random mix of placebo and vaccines and then monitor whether or not they contract the target disease, you get an indication of efficacy by comparing the vaccinated group to the placebo group.
It's not been done once by modern western medicine because it would be unethical by modern medical practices to intentionally infect a person.