Moving from Brain Drain to Brain Circulation
Brain drain is a term coined in the 1950s to describe the emigration of highly skilled personnel, particularly physicians and scientists, from Great Britain to the United States and Canada...
Helicopter Research: A Driving Force of Health Disparities Between Global North and South and How It Can Be Curbed
While international scientific research is seemingly beneficial to society as it generates new knowledge through collaboration, such collaboration is not always equitable, leading to exploitative, egregious outcomes for disadvantaged populations....
Navigating Inequities: The Challenges and Bias Faced by Scientific Research in Low-Income Countries
Curiosity and the eagerness to learn are inherent aspects of human nature, propelling individuals to seek answers to various phenomena they observe or experience. Through rigorous research, our world has...
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