World Medical Association

The World Medical Association (WMA) is an international organization that represents physicians and medical professionals globally. Established in 1947, its mission is to promote the highest standards of ethics, medical practice, and health care worldwide. The WMA develops guidelines and policies, such as the Declaration of Helsinki, which addresses research ethics and patient rights. By fostering collaboration and dialogue among its member organizations, the WMA aims to improve health care and advocate for the interests of medical professionals while safeguarding patients' welfare across diverse health systems and cultures.