Ethics in Data-driven Research: WMA Declaration of Taipei on Health Databases and Biobanks Part 4: Perspectives of Global South, Resource-limited regions, Indigenous people and Vulnerable Patients

Speakers: Keiko Inoue, Akemi Kuge, Toshie Murakami, Eiko Uchida, Bioethics Working Group, Ji4pe; Gladness Martinez, Philippines; Maria Corazon De Ungria, Philippines; Liliana Virginia Siede, Argentina; Mantombi Maseme South Africa; Varvara Baroutsou, Dirceu Greco, Kotone Matsuyama, Takeo Saio, Chieko Kurihara

The World Medical Association’s (WMA) Declaration of Taipei (DoT) is under revision process. Disproportionate sharing of benefits from the use of human data or materials have raised concerns from indigenous or other vulnerable people. We discuss for equitable benefit sharing, avoiding discrimination, aimed at sustainable development.

This Webinar is organized by the Japanese Association JAPhMed with support of IFAPP. For free registration, please use the link provided in the attached flyer.

More information: https://ifapp.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/May-25-DoT.pdf