The 'Nuremberg Code' and 'Declaration of Helsinki' are fundamental documents relating to:
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Correct answer: Ethical principles for medical research involving human subjects
These documents established the ethical framework for clinical research, emphasizing informed consent, the necessity of prior animal studies, and the requirement that the risks should not outweigh the benefits.
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