Panelists:
Laura Cabrera, PhD (Rock Ethics Institute, Pennsylvania State University)
Michael Young, MD, MPhil (MGH Neurorecovery Clinic, Massachusetts General Hospital)
Moderated by: Peter Zuk, PhD (Brain Bioethics Lab, Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics)
Abstract: New neurotechnologies, including deep brain stimulation and implants, offer the promise of improving treatment for psychiatric conditions, disorders of consciousness, and brain injury. Simultaneously, they raise new questions about the ethics and policy implications of directly intervening in the brain. In this session, experts in neurotechnologies and ethics will explore how they integrate neuroethics alongside clinical research advances.
Bioethics and Policy Consortium hosted by Harvard Medical School Center for Bioethics and the ASBH Neuroethics Affinity Group
Location and Address
Online