Ethics: Fair benefits for research in developing countries: Participants in the 2001 conference on ethical aspects of research in developing countries.

El Setouhy, M.Agbenyega, T.Anto, F.Clerk, C.A.Koram, K.A.English, M.Molyneux, C.Peshu, N.Juma, R.Kumwend, N.Mfutso-Bengu, J.Molyneux, M.Taylor, T.Diarra, D.A.Maiga, S.Sylla, M.Youssouf, D.Falade, C.O.Gbadegesin, S.Lie, R.Mugusi, F.Ngassapa, D.Ecuru, J.Talisuna, A.Emanuel, E.Grady, C.Wendler, D.Higgs, E.Plowe, C.Sugarman, J.2013-06-172017-10-162013-06-172017-10-162002-12-13El Setouhy, M., Agbenyega, T., Anto, F., Clerk, C. A., Koram, K. A., English, M., . . . Sugarman, J. (2002). Ethics: Fair benefits for research in developing countries: Participants in the 2001 conference on ethical aspects of research in developing countries. Science, 298(5601), 2133-2134.00368075http://197.255.68.203/handle/123456789/3255EMTREE medical terms: acquired immune deficiency syndrome; clinical research; developing country; drug industry; ethics; health care; Human immunodeficiency virus; international cooperation; policy; population research; practice guideline; priority journal; professional practice; public health service; risk benefit analysis; short survey; standardEthics: Fair benefits for research in developing countries: Participants in the 2001 conference on ethical aspects of research in developing countries.Article