Brain, Body, and Mind Neuroethics with a Human Face By Walter Glannon

This book ‘Brain, Body, and Mind’ may be a discussion of the foremost of the timely and contentious problems within the 2 branches of Neuroethics: the neurobiology of ethics; and therefore the ethics of neurobiology. thology, neurology, and surgery, it develops a phenomenological impression of the brain-mind relation. the thought that the mind is not just by the brain, but by the brain, and by the brain. It additionally provides an improved understanding of the completely different interventions within the brain.

Additionally, the book discusses brain imaging techniques to diagnose altered states of consciousness, deep-brain stimulation to treat medical specialties, and restorative surgery for neurodegenerative diseases. It examines the medical and moral trade-offs of those interventions within the brain at the same time as they manufacture each of the following positive and negative physical and psychological effects, and the way of these trade-offs.

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