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(De)Regulating Neuroenhancement
, 2016 University of La Verne Law Review, Vol. 37, p. 179, 2015
Tran, Jasper, Tran, Derek
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Neuroenhancement: Is Society Ready? [PDF]
, 2019 Humans were always able to discover and invent solutions to our species limitations, from the discovery of vaccines and irradiation of diseases to the invention of personal computers that could fit in our pockets.
Dang, Jennifer
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, 2013 1Percent of students who used neuroenhancement.2St. John's wort, common valerian.3Gingko biloba, zinc, vitamin tablets.
Michael P. Schaub (484052) +3 more
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, 2016 Moderatore nella sessione: “Optic neuropathy: visual rehabilitation, neural stimulation ...
NEBBIOSO, Marcella
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Awareness of the effects of neuroenhancement drugs on academic performance among students in health related programs [PDF]
, 2015 Neuroenhancement drug was the sense of boost cognitive and emotional abilities through pharmacological substances in normal healthy individuals. The purpose of this study was conducted to determine the knowledge of the participants on cognitive ...
Leong, Jennie Lee Ha
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Neuroenhancement: much ado about nothing?
, 2011 In the section "How New is Neuroenhancement?" Lucke and colleagues (2011) demonstrate that the debate concerning enhancing human cognitive capacity through research with psychoactive stimulants drugs was common in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Baertschi, B (15770966) +1 more
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The Medical Ethics of Cognitive Neuroenhancement [PDF]
, 2015 Prescription stimulant medications have been sought for cognitive "neuroenhancement", the practice of enhancing ostensibly normal cognitive function such as attention span, focus, and memory.
H. Cheung, Erick, M. Pierre, Joseph
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, 2014 Across normative and empirical disciplines, considerable attention has been devoted to the prevalence and ethics of the non-medical use of prescription and illegal stimulants for neuroenhancement among students.
Roser, Patrik +4 more
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Nichtpharmakologisches (invasives) Neuroenhancement in medizinethischer Sicht [PDF]
, 2011 The term „neuroenhancement“ refers to the improvement of cerebral, particularly cognitive functions of healthy individuals via pharmacological or invasive interventions.
Klein, Franziska
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Session 2 - Neuroenhancement: An Ethical analysis
, 2007 Advancements in neuroscience have made it possible to markedly reduce human suffering. Various neuroenhancement methods find their applications not only among people afflicted with impairments of the nervous system, but also individuals without clearly ...
Gawkowska, Anna
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