Guidelines for the conduct of research in the health sector (WHO)

The World Health Organization’s guidelines for health research ensure studies are conducted ethically, safely, and with integrity. They emphasize respecting participants’ rights, obtaining informed consent, and protecting their privacy. Researchers must design studies honestly, report findings accurately, and avoid harm. These rules also promote fairness by including diverse populations and ensure results benefit society. Overall, the guidelines aim to uphold high standards so health research benefits everyone safely and ethically.