Guinea Pig Kids BBC Documentary AIDS HIV Fauci NIH | BBC | 2004

The 2004 BBC documentary "Guinea Pig Kids," directed by Jamie Doran, investigates allegations that HIV-positive foster children in New York City were used as subjects in experimental AIDS drug trials without proper consent. The film focuses on the Incarnation Children’s Center, claiming that vulnerable children, mostly from minority backgrounds, were subjected to toxic medications, often against the wishes of their guardians or parents. It suggests that the city’s Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) facilitated these trials, removing children from families who resisted the treatments.