Brian D Earp,Sebastian Porsdam Mann,Tessa van Veenendaal et al.
Brian D Earp et al.
The challenge of making healthcare decisions for incapacitated patients continues to confront stakeholders worldwide. Annette Rid and David Wendler proposed a Patient Preference Predictor (P3) that uses population-level data to infer an inc...
Brandon Long,David Resnik
Brandon Long
Recent advancements in brain research have drastically increased the need for serious ethical consideration. Postmortem brain research has taken a significant step in the development of BrainEx. The technology can metabolically resuscitate ...
Enslaving Minds: On Freedom of Thought and the Exploitation of Mental Vulnerabilities [0.03%]
桎梏思维：思想自由与精神脆弱性下的剥削
Sjors Ligthart
Sjors Ligthart
One central principle often derived from the right to freedom of thought (RFoT) is that persons' inner thoughts shall not be impermissibly altered. Since a clear definition of 'impermissible alteration' of thought is lacking, the meaning an...
Conflicting Interests and New Frontiers: A Role for Virtue Ethics in Cutting Edge Brain Research with Humans [0.03%]
利益冲突与新领域：在人类前沿脑研究中践行美德伦理学的作用
Ally Peabody Smith,Lilyana Levy,Colleen Hanson et al.
Ally Peabody Smith et al.
Background: One of the central goals of recent neuroethics research is to understand the ethical implications that rapidly evolving neuroscientific discoveries and technologies may have for research participants, patients...
A Moratorium on Implantable Non-Medical Neurotech Until Effects on the Mind are Properly Understood [0.03%]
在充分理解其对大脑影响之前 对可植入非医疗神经技术实行暂缓植入政策
Christoph Bublitz,Jennifer A Chandler,Fruzsina Molnár-Gábor et al.
Christoph Bublitz et al.
The development of non-medical consumer neurotechnology is gaining momentum. As companies chart the course for future implanted and invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) in non-medical populations, the time has come for concrete steps t...
To Explant or not to Explant Neural Implants: an Empirical Study into Deliberations of Dutch Research Ethics Committees [0.03%]
有关神经植入物的取出问题：对荷兰研究伦理委员会审议情况的经验性调查研究报告
Katherine Bassil,Karin Jongsma
Katherine Bassil
Neural implants such as brain-computer interfaces and spinal cord stimulation offer therapeutic prospects for people with neurological and psychiatric disorders. As neural devices are increasingly tested in clinical research, the decision t...
Rewriting the Script: The Need for Effective Education to Address Racial Disparities in Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Uptake in BIPOC Communities [0.03%]
改写剧本：有效教育解决种族差异以提高BIPOC社区在经颅磁刺激接受率的必要性
Christi Rp Sullivan,Alex Henry,Jonathan Lehman et al.
Christi Rp Sullivan et al.
Depression is a widespread concern in the United States. Neuromodulation treatments are becoming more common but there is emerging concern for racial disparities in neuromodulation treatment utilization. This study focuses on Transcranial M...
Privacy in perspective: research participants' priorities and concerns related to sharing data generated in human neuroscience studies [0.03%]
以人为本：人类神经科学研究中数据共享相关的研究参与者优先项和顾虑
Christi J Guerrini,Jill O Robinson,Norah L Crossnohere et al.
Christi J Guerrini et al.
The societal benefits from sharing and reusing data collected in human neuroscience studies are widely appreciated. However, there are persistent barriers to data sharing as well as privacy concerns related to unauthorized access, misuse, a...
Revolutionizing Brain Research Using Portable MRI in Field Settings: Public Perspectives on the Ethical and Legal Challenges [0.03%]
便携式MRI技术的伦理和法律挑战：基于公众视角的脑科学研究变革
Molly K Madzelan,Frances Lawrenz,Susan M Wolf et al.
Molly K Madzelan et al.
Introduction: New, highly portable MRI (pMRI) technology promises to revolutionize brain research by facilitating field-based studies that can expand research to new settings beyond the traditional MRI suite in a medical ...
The "wheels that keep me goin'": invisible forms of support for brain pioneers [0.03%]
"车轮滚滚向前行"：脑计划幕后英雄之隐形支持者
Andrew Ivan Brown,Katherine E MacDuffie,Sara Goering et al.
Andrew Ivan Brown et al.
Research participants in long-term, first-in-human trials of implantable neural devices (i.e., brain pioneers) are critical to the success of the emerging field of neurotechnology. How these participants fare in studies can make or break a ...