Thinking responsibly: The ethics of global health research
February 4, 2011
he growth of international scientific research, including global collaborations, raises important new ethical issues. How can you ensure that the people taking part in studies aren’t exploited? Should data be shared? How can the interests of all groups involved be represented? Chrissie Giles meets two ethicists – newly qualified PhD Lairumbi Mbaabu from Kenya and his UK supervisor Professor Michael Parker – who have been working together to explore these issues. (Wellcome Trust)
