Medical researchers use many techniques, such as data analysis, surveys, clinical trials, and laboratory experiments. In conducting their research, they collaborate with institutions, scientists, and medical professionals. The ultimate goals of medical research are to better understand medicine, develop new therapies, and improve the overall health and well-being of people and communities. To protect the rights and safety of participants and maintain the integrity of the research process, ethical considerations and legal frameworks are critical in medical research. Researchers must often obtain informed consent from study participants and adhere to ethical standards when conducting their research.