I have to confess to being mildly amused by this...

An Oxford University graduate died after being injected with an experimental anti-ageing drug by her sister, a GP. Yolanda Cox, 22, suffered a massive allergic reaction after being given three times the normal dose as part of a test of the unlicensed drug invented by their mother.
Mrs Cox had been married for just nine months when she agreed to be a guinea pig for the drug, which the family also believed to be effective against cancer and diabetes.

It not that medical research, serious medical reserch should be taken at all lightly, but these muppets weren't just playing at it, they were positively dangerous

Hospital doctors and paramedics said the family resisted requests to give them information about the drug even when Mrs Cox was in intensive care, the inquest heard. Dr Alexander Mackay, of the Royal Free Hospital, said: 'The family were extremely reluctant to go into detail about the drug. They wouldn't say what was in it, and said I didn't need to know

My only regret about this story is that the rest of the family didn't each have a large shot of their homemade drug in their glasses of Cool Aid.