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    • Global Health
    • Clinical Research

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    • Globalization in clinical research raises ethical questions regarding participant compensation.
    • Benefit sharing, a model for compensating research contributors, is underutilized despite international recognition.
    • The concept and application of benefit sharing are explored, particularly in influenza virus sharing.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To analyze the concept and historical development of benefit sharing in research.
    • To examine the implementation of benefit sharing in the context of influenza virus sharing.
    • To propose recommendations for enhancing the practice of benefit sharing in global clinical research.

    Main Methods:

    • Conceptual analysis of benefit sharing principles and historical context.
    • Case study examination of benefit sharing in influenza research, including virus sharing.
    • Development of a global model for benefit sharing based on collaboration.

    Main Results:

    • Benefit sharing is a recognized ethical principle but implementation remains limited.
    • Specific challenges and opportunities for benefit sharing exist within influenza research.
    • A collaborative global model involving sponsors and host countries is crucial for effective benefit sharing.

    Conclusions:

    • Benefit sharing is essential for justice in global clinical research.
    • Recommendations include leveraging social pressure, updating international guidelines, and fostering sponsor-host country IRB collaboration.
    • A collaborative global framework is proposed to ensure equitable benefit sharing.