An Ethics of Anthropology-informed Community Engagement with COVID-19 Clinical Trials in Africa

"Maintaining the integrity of community engagement is...an increasingly important moral test against potential exploitation by scientific and pharmaceutical industries." The COVID-19 pandemic inspired community suspicions and distrust of governments, medical authorities, and pharmaceutical companies, as manifested in various forms of civil society

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