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International Journal for Innovation Education and Research, 2020 Smart drugs can change the way our mind functions. Smart drugs are also known as nootropics, which literally means the ability to bend or shape our mind. Smart drugs are classified into two main categories. They are classified based on their pharmacological action and their availability. The stimulant category of drugs is highly used and misused. There
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Should students take smart drugs?
The Philosophers' Magazine, 2013 Darian Meacham picks through the facts and argues that an investigation of human flourishing must play a role in the debate over the ethics of using 'smart drugs'.
Meacham, Darian Evan
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Smart drugs: implications for general practice. [PDF]
Br J Gen Pract, 2017 The familiar landscape of substance misuse in the UK is changing. Recently a briefing in the BJGP highlighted two newer misuse scenarios: legal highs and ‘chemsex’.1 Another new misuse scenario generally escapes the attention of health professionals and others because it does not fit our concept of the term ‘recreational drugs’, since motivation for ...
Nicholson PJ, Wilson N.
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Microneedles in Smart Drug Delivery
Advances in Wound Care, 2021 Significance: In biomedical setup, at large, and drug delivery, in particular, transdermal patches, hypodermal needles, and/or dermatological creams with the topical appliance are among the most widely practiced routes for transdermal drug delivery.
Muhammad Bilal +5 more
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Smart streetlights for smart cities [PDF]
, 2022 Streetlights are a key asset in any city as they provide a sense of safety and security to the public, especially pedestrians, and increase the quality of life by artificially extending the day.
Melone, Joseph, Bhagavathy, Sivapriya M.
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Pharmacological Human Enhancement: An Overview of the Looming Bioethical and Regulatory Challenges
Frontiers in Psychiatry, 2020 Cognitive enhancement, a rather broad-ranging principle, can be achieved in various ways: healthy eating and consistent physical exercise can lead to long-term improvements in many cognitive domains; commonplace stimulants such as caffeine, on the other ...
Giovanna Ricci
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Engineering of fluorescent or photoactive Trojan probes for detection and eradication of β-Amyloids
Drug Delivery, 2020 Trojan horse technology institutes a potentially promising strategy to bring together a diagnostic or cell-based drug design and a delivery platform.
Amal A. Aziz +2 more
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Intravenous drugs infusion safety through smart pumps [PDF]
Farmacia Hospitalaria, 2014 Objective: To analyze the role of smart infusion pumps in reducing errors related with the administration of intravenous medications. Method: Retrospective, observational study analyzing the implementation of a system with smart intravenous infusion ...
C. Gómez-Baraza +4 more
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Perfectionism and attitudes toward cognitive enhancers (“smart drugs”) [PDF]
, 2016 Perfectionism is a personality disposition characterized by exceedingly high standards of performance and pressure to be perfect which may incline students to take cognitive enhancers (“smart drugs”) to boost their academic performance.
Stoeber, Joachim, Hotham, Sarah
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Smarter Than Thou, Holier Than Thou: The Dynamic Interplay Between Cognitive and Moral Enhancement
Frontiers in Pharmacology, 2018 The debate about the desirability of using drugs to enhance human skills encompasses cognitive abilities such as memory and attention, and moral capacities such as emotional empathy and a sense of fairness.
Gabriela Pavarini +2 more
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