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neuroethics

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Noun1.neuroethics - the study of ethical implications of treatments for neurological diseases
bioethics - the branch of ethics that studies moral values in the biomedical sciences
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It is even stimulating the development of a new academic area related to ethics called neuroethics.
Psychiatry and ethics: vigilance is critical by Moffic, Steven H. / Clinical Psychiatry News
Timothy Caulfield and Amy Zarzeczny, Research Associate, recently travelled to Bonn, Germany, to attend their first meeting of the Neuroethics Initiative.
At the Institute by Bailey, Tracey M.; Caulfield, Timothy / Health Law Review
Even though we feel that neuroscience, neuroeconomics and neuroethics give us deeper insight into ethical decision-making, we also do not accept neurological determinism.
Individual and institutional impediments to ethics: making ethical ... by Wargo, Donald T.; Baglini, Norman A.; Nelson, Katherine A. / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table
 
 
 
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