Fairness in Research

Fairness in research means designing and conducting studies in a way that treats all participants and groups equitably, without bias or discrimination. It ensures that the benefits and risks are evenly distributed and that no group is unfairly burdened or excluded. Fair research practices promote honesty, transparency, and respect for diverse populations, leading to findings that are accurate and applicable to all. Ultimately, fairness helps build trust, supports ethical standards, and ensures that research benefits society as a whole without favoring certain groups over others.