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European BioPharmaceutical Review
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| The Declaration of Helsinki is the world's most widely recognised source of ethical guidance for biomedical research. Since its adoption in 1964, it has become the pre-eminent ethical guidance on health care research. Adherence to it is required by the World Health Organization and by many national governments, who refer to its provisions in their legislation. Scientists are often criticised for carrying out research in developing countries without following the Declaration, and some organisations and companies sponsoring research request that researchers receiving funding abide by its requirements. |
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