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Even though Arizona State did not receive informed consent from the Havasupai Indians, these protections are used for research that poses any physical risks for its subjects. For DNA collection, there is not much risk involved making the rules for informed consent less strict. In addition Arizona State was trying to help the tribe by testing their blood. They were trying to find a cure so that the tribes people would not have to leave the cannon. Initially, roughly 100 members gave their blood and signed a broad consent about where the research was going. From this consent they were open to ask any questions and were instructed to explain the project with written consent.
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