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Microbiome research in Africa must be based on equitable partnerships
A framework is presented for equitable and effective microbiome research partnerships between African researchers, international partners, healthcare professionals, policymakers and stakeholders.
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Equitable partnerships and the path to inclusive, innovative and impactful human microbiome research
Practical recommendations on achieving equitability in biomedical research can advance essential efforts to balance research representation. In this Comment, we highlight how to generate interoperable and robu...
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Open AccessShort- and long-read metagenomics of urban and rural South African gut microbiomes reveal a transitional composition and undescribed taxa
Human gut microbiome research focuses on populations living in high-income countries and to a lesser extent, non-urban agriculturalist and hunter-gatherer societies. The scarcity of research between these extr...