Declaration of Helsinki

The Declaration of Helsinki is a set of ethical guidelines developed by the World Medical Association for conducting medical research involving human participants. It emphasizes the importance of respecting the rights, safety, and well-being of research subjects. Key principles include obtaining informed consent, ensuring scientific validity, and considering the potential benefits and risks of research. The declaration aims to ensure that medical research is conducted ethically, promoting trust and integrity in the healthcare system. It serves as a global standard for researchers and institutions to follow when designing and conducting studies involving humans.