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Human EnhancementLeave a comment
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Should we be trying to make ourselves smarter though cognitive enhancement?

April 26, 2015October 8, 2018 Meg Sharp

In recent years, there has been controversy about the use of medications like Ritalin and amphetamines by people without a medical diagnosis to warrant their use to boost performance in school and on tests. Some feel that this is cheating, … Continue reading Should we be trying to make ourselves smarter though cognitive enhancement?

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Essays, Justice, Stem Cell TherapyLeave a comment
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Thank you for not smoking

April 19, 2015October 8, 2018 Meg Sharp

Over the next few decades, we are likely to see major advances in our understanding of medicine and the technology of diagnosing and treating illness. We are learning more and more about the human genome and testing is becoming more … Continue reading Thank you for not smoking

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GeneticsLeave a comment
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We have the results of the prenatal genetic screening back…

March 2, 2015March 2, 2015 Meg Sharp

Suppose you are expecting a baby and the obstetrician or genetic counselor tells you that they detected your future child possesses a gene which is associated with the development of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). This neuromuscular disease with its severe … Continue reading We have the results of the prenatal genetic screening back…

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