In 1964, the Nuremberg code for the ethical conduct in the use of humans for experiments was advanced but was not accepted by many countries.

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The Nuremberg Code was established in 1947, not 1964, as a set of ethical guidelines for conducting human experiments, following the atrocities of medical experimentation on humans by Nazi doctors during World War II. It was widely accepted as a fundamental document in the ethics of medical research.

In 1964, the Nuremberg Code for the Ethical Conduct in the Use