Biomedical research in developing countries: the case of Morocco in the 1990s
Abstract:
Moroccan biomedical research occupies the third place among African or Arab countries, and its outputs considerably increased during the last decade. The quality of publications from developing countries should be improved as suggested by the comparison with developed countries. The gap between developed and developing countries is very large considering the number of publications and their quality, the number of edited journals, and the number of patented inventions, thus making developing countries more as consumers then producers. Accordingly, there is a large gap between developing and developed countries when considering the human and financial resources devoted to scientific research.
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