Abstract
Following the Second World War, and uncovered atrocities, the Nuremburg Code for medical research was established. This then became the Declaration of Helsinki in 1964 which has eight specific topics detailing consent in research. It is important that any clinician engaging in medical research has access to and adheres to these international guidance topics.
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