Invasive and noninvasive technological neuromodulation of the brain has major impact on
individual and social ethical issues like autonomy and justice. It also challenges the …

The field of neuromodulation is growing at a tremendous pace. One can imagine almost
limitless applications of new technologies for modulating nervous system function through …

This case study was developed as one of a set of three studies, focusing on somewhat
mature but rapidly evolving technologies. These case studies are intended to draw out …

Neuromodulation is a branch of functional neurosurgery that aims to treat chronic
neurological or psychiatric diseases by surgically targeting deep brain nuclei and pathways …

This article reviews different points of interest in neuroethics. These are exemplified by the
three broad areas of neuroscience research—neuroimaging, neuropharmacology, and …

After a decade of growth and development, neuroethics as a defined discipline is
establishing domains of inquiry and action, a defined canon, and set (s) of practices …

Advances in neuromodulation techniques offer the promise of new therapeutic interventions
for patients with neuropsychiatric maladies. Several complex social, ethical and policy …

Advances in the neurosciences have ethical and social implications which need careful
consideration from an interdisciplinary perspective: The present book allows readers with …

This chapter explores the complex neuroethical aspects of neurosurgery and
neuromodulation in the context of Canadian healthcare and innovation, as seen through the …

Non-invasive brain stimulation promises innovative experimental possibilities for psychology
and neuroscience as well as new therapeutic and palliative measures in medicine. Because …