![]() Others report that only 10.3% of research projects were published, of which most were in national journals, and only 11% of these were indexed in PubMed. Studies in Columbia have reported that only 27% of professors have published a scientific paper, and only 5% in the prior year. Latin American countries have made efforts to recruit students into research, but due to poor training, lack of resources, and deficient economic remuneration, many lose interest and few dedicate the time. This implies that only 10% of the research funding is available to satisfy the needs for 90% of the rest of the world’s population. The countries with the highest economic resources make up only 10% of the world population, yet these utilize at least 90% of the research funding designated annually for medical research. ![]() ![]() There is a shortage of health care professionals, researchers, and economic resources in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). One of the limitations of the Global South is the health inequities. ![]() The term Global South is used to denominate the regions outside Europe and North America (Latin America, Africa, Asia, and Oceania), economically, politically, or culturally marginalized.
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