text: Yo, check it out, I'm 'bout to drop some knowledge,
  Talkin' 'bout human experimentation, let's acknowledge,
  It may seem unethical, infectin' folks with malaria,
  But it's been a part of research, a long history to carry.
  
  Volunteers go through screenings, it's a rigorous process,
  They get injected with Plasmodium, under clinical watchfulness,
  Monitored closely until they're treated with malaria drugs,
  Make sure the infection's gone, no more bugs.
  
  Back in the day, they did it to confirm the malaria vector,
  Anopheles mosquitoes, the disease's connector,
  They even used it to treat neurosyphilis, that's the deal,
  With Treponema pallidum in patients, they kept it real.
  
  In 1927, Nobel Prize was awarded for this breakthrough,
  Parasite inoculation, monitoring, and drug cure, it's true,
  It paved the way for human trials, testin' drugs and vaccines,
  A step forward in medical research, breakin' the scenes.
  
  Controlled human malaria infection, that's CHMI,
  It's essential for bridgin' the gap, no lie,
  Phase I safety to phase II field trials it connects,
  Helpin' with drug and vaccine development, it's respect.
  
  We gotta prioritize the acceleration of these solutions,
  Antimalarial drugs and vaccines, no confusions,
  But it all depends on capacity building for CHMI,
  That's how we move forward, aimin' for the sky.