How can anyone see the last two points as good. Poverty, struggling and Not getting what you want are now seen as normal.

Smh for peopleblike the op. Poverty and all that goes with it should never be seen as normal

chinedumo:

deols na so ur vex reach?

Are you saying that anyone that submits his or herself for test is a fool?

You are even dumber than I thought.

adeoladrg:

Haba.. Dr namesake.

bawo Ni.

Calling him a fool is only a mild term, If he thinks volunteering for a research work means being a guinea pig. I couldn't use the better term.

chinedumo: The op should surrender herself as guinea pig.

I was thinking that it is those that have the virus that are used for experiment

You are a fool, obviously.

Now that America has 'know'. They must take action o and save Nigeria from terrorism.

The joy of motherhood

My next phone

Sagamite:

No, the law did not say they should seek her consent.

The law said they should take responsibility that she says "Yes".

She has no responsibility. She does not even have to tell them she does not want to have sex.

That is a pure moronic law!

Don't give me that tosh about "naivety".

Are they kids? Or you are publicly admitting now that women are dumb and inferior intellectually?

Or what makes a girl of 18 too moronic that she needs special protection from a boy of 18 because of her naivety? She should be regarded as reetarded due to her gender?

I didnt want to have an argument with you since you are a well known opinionated person whose thoughts would not be changed by the most rational opinion.
It is dumb to say that I regard all women as being retarded when the 'some girls' in my post is well spelt out. And naivety does not mean brain retardation. Some girls could really be naive especially when some shameless older men like you are constantly lurking around.
I dont care for your prejudice. You must think that your life-long goal of continuous sex is being tampered with. There are other places you can get it from for now. The law aint yet universal. So, stop being angry.

Maybe in Saudi Arabia.

In the West, you do not live under Islamic law.

Your partner does not own your body or have rights to it except with situational consent. IF you say no and he goes ahead, then it is raape.

I wonder if saying this makes you feel smart or whether typing about retards already made you a cretin. Did I not say that No means No in marriage??

I dont know what happens in Saudi. I just told you my thoughts on sex in relation to marriage. Take it or leave it.

I still wait for the second question:

Are you saying if people do not have your religious beliefs and dogma, hence not interested in marriage, they should not be allowed to have sex?

Not for lack of words, I decide not to answer. Now, bite.

CFCfan:
Yeah
But the ambiguity could arise if a student from a private university doesn't get an oral consent from another student of a California state-funded school. And they both have intimacy outside a public university.
The male student from the private school could claim that he is not bound by this latest law, since he isn't from a state-funded school.

I am more interested in the idea behind the law than its practicality at the moment. Soon, it will be passed by other Universities, States and possibly, Countries.

It makes sense that only mature people who can consent to or demand for sex, have it.

The current outbreak of Ebola in West Africa has emerged rapidly and evolved with alarming ease[b]. An unprecedented number of lives have been lost and WHO predictions are that the virus will infect in excess of 20,000 people before the situation can be brought under control[/b]

.This is an extraordinarily challenging time for the nations affected, many of which have fragile, inadequate health infrastructures and have been unable to contain the outbreak.International efforts are now required to strengthen and implement comprehensive emergency response strategies across the areas affected and most at risk.Accelerated developmentAn important part of the measures to be implemented involves fast-tracking access to treatment and vaccine options in order to reduce morbidity and mortality rates and help stop transmission. The gravity of the current epidemic is such that for the first time in history an international consortium has been assembled in order to accelerate the development and deployment of potential Ebola vaccines.At the Jenner Institute in Oxford we will run the first phase I trial of a vaccine targeted at the Zaire strain of Ebola virus that is causing the current outbreak. The main purpose of this first-in-humans trial in the UK is to establish a detailed safety profile of the vaccine and assess the type of immune responses it induces before it could be considered for widespread use. A further goal is to identify the most suitable dose of the vaccine.The vaccine is being co-developed with GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and the National Institutes of Health who are running parallel human phase I trials in the US.

Our trial is being funded with a £2.8m grant from the Wellcome Trust, the Medical Research Council and the UK Department for International Development.Chimpanzee adenovirus‘Cold’ virus in chimps is being used to deliver dose. Onkel_wart, CC BY-NC-SAThe candidate vaccine in question uses a chimpanzee adenovirus (a type of respiratory virus) as a means to expose or prime the immune systems of volunteers to a specific protein that exists on the surface of the Ebola virus.The vaccine contains some genetic material but not the entire Ebola virus genome so it cannot cause an Ebola infection. As with the US trial, the adenovirus also will not replicate but instead prompts the person vaccinated to express an Ebola vaccine that the immune system will later recognise if the person became infected.Previously it has been tested in animal models and has demonstrated impressive effectiveness at protecting against infection and promoting recovery from animals later exposed to Ebola. Just a single dose was required to induce very high levels of protective efficacy.Chimpanzee adenoviruses have been used extensively in clinical trials for malaria, hepatitis C and other infections but no vaccine of this type has been licensed as yet. In the 25 clinical trials of chimpanzee adenoviruses that have taken place, the safety profile of this type of vaccine has been good.At present, ethical and regulatory approvals are being prioritised so that the trials may begin in the UK in September 2014. This will be run in parallel with a cohort in the US and extended to The Gambia and Mali thereafter – subject to agreements on ethical and clinical protocols. At the same time, 10,000 vaccine doses will be stockpiled by GSK in order that, should the vaccine meet safety requirements, it may be deployed without any further delays.The candidate vaccine will be tested in 60 healthy volunteers over the age of 18, who we will shortly begin recruiting.

During the trial volunteers will be administered a single dose of the vaccine into the muscles of the upper arm and blood samples will be taken at specific time points.In all, volunteers will be expected to attend for a total of nine clinic visits over six months. Clinical trials are an essential part of the vaccine development process and invaluable tools when it comes to understanding and ultimately improving the processes that provide vaccine-mediated protection from disease. In order gain the upper hand over Ebola, we need all the help we can get.

Claire Tully receives funding from the Wellcome TrustAdrian Hill receives funding from the Wellcome Trust, the Medical Research Council and the Department for International Development.This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the original article.

http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/why-we-need-volunteers-first-human-ebola-trials

CFCfan:
As at now, the law only applies to university students.

Then, the consent should be sought, thouroughly so.

Sagamite:

So you admit marriage is not a panacea?

Neither does it give any justification that this law is not stuuupid?

Now secondly, if people do not have your religious beliefs and dogma, they should not be allowed to have sex?

The law does not say they should not have sex. It says they should seek her consent. I think the law is OK. So many people taking advantage of some girls' naivety wont av an excuse.


Once you agree to marriage, you have agreed to sex. Your partnee has as much right over your body as you have over theirs. This law cant hold in marriage.

In marriage, the possible law would be, No means no. And silence and lack of resiatance, no.

Sagamite:

Let me first pack the religious dogma.

I will take it a bit intellectual.

So you don't think a "No" (that is raape) can exist in marriage?

Well,a Yes means Yes. There are no blurred lines and all of those should dogmatically come after marriage.

Now D!

Sagamite:

And what I asked you was that:

So they should sign a contract?

So there is zero blurred lines.

Structure your question better next time.

They actually should be married before it. So, Yes! A contract should be signed.

You have the right to know the name of the drug prescribed to you. Make that known to the Doctor next time and demand to be told.

There is nothing like a Doctor's handwriting. We write a lot at very short time that our handwritings get 'bad' in the process.

You may also not know most of the abbreviations used, making it hard for you to understand what is written.

Sagamite:

The part you think blurred lines is a synonym for contract.

No. I didnt mean that blurred lines is a synonym for contract.

When Yes means Yes. The lines are clear and not blurred.

You can listen to Robbin Thicke's blurred lines to understand what I mean.

Sagamite:

So they should sign a contract?

What part of that don't you understand?

solidman59: See this one talking as if she can answer the question if asked. All these "stop it I like it girls" in naija. They want it even more than you. In this case, I prefer Houston, Texas

Sharrap!

I aint any of those girls u know. Nothing pre or post marriage. The law does not apply with me.

There are no blurred lines. #simple

SLIDEwaxie: But u urself claimed that she was good to them..even if she used charm on them, it was clear that they were swept off by her desire to please them..

Una neva see where person use charm...

Una don start the hate stories again ba?

Exactly my thought

On someone's mind, Nothing feels better than being an Olori. You can never understand their motivating factor until you have taken the time to speak with them and understand their psyche.

In short, they hate your life as much as you hate theirs.

wristwatch:

Will u say YES if I propose 2 now with a car key?

I would give you a double of that in return. Will u then bow at my feet?

She never knows when to wear what

If her husband left for 6yrs, how she get belle?

You all will never understand the level of graaaaace. In your ignorance, you speak against the gods of men. Make God no strike you down, you hear.

Why are some men PAINED by this.

Make no man do this to me sha. I go just walk away in front of him ni. #lobatan

How much una go pay me to form a group sharperly.

We will deliver the Nigerian Youth to you.