Ethics-based global health research for all, including women, children, indigenous people, LGBTQI, people with disabilities, refugees and other relevant stakeholders, especially in least developing countries and small island developing states in the Global South

Social Science and Medicine
Volume 214, 2018, Pages 167-170

Ethics-based global health research for all, including women, children, indigenous people, LGBTQI, people with disabilities, refugees and other relevant stakeholders, especially in least developing countries and small island developing states in the Global South (Note)

Spini L.

^a Head of Science Programmes, International Council for Science (ICSU), 5 rue Auguste Vacquerie, Paris, 75116, France

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Ethics Global health research Agenda 2030 Representations of the world International development

sustainable development refugee health promotion indigenous people developing country health disparity stakeholder engagement sexual and gender minority environmental protection human Disabled Persons Refugees Developing Countries population group LGBT people Biomedical Research Population Groups medical research ethics Stakeholder Participation disabled person pandemic Sexual and Gender Minorities Note nonhuman Humans male female epidemic health care access global health Child

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DOI: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2017.11.041

ISSN: 02779536

Original Language: English