Titlebook: Emerging Technologies for Diagnosing Alzheimer‘s Disease; Innovating with Care Marianne Boenink,Harro van Lente,Ellen Moors Book 2016 The E

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Shanthi Thambiah,Benjamin YH Lohtheir autonomy and privacy. Since the online availability of such diagnostics diminishes the accountability of developers and researchers, the chapter concludes with suggestions for improving the development of such tests, and for enhancing the Internet’s character as responsible innovation.

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Health, Wellness and Well-Being,and parliamentary politics. Moser argues that to open up the politics of AD, we need: first, to trace the multiplicity of realities-in-progress, the alternatives they present and the politics they imply; and, second, to appreciate the complex relations and interferences in which they are produced.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0605-1different frames move in different directions. The process of constructing a national dementia strategy and the surrounding discussions take different shapes, depending on the assumed model of how approaches to dementia coexist.

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Cationic Ring-Opening Polymerization, argue that responsible innovation, rather than privileging a particular type of laboratory research, should start innovations by taking notice of the different manifestations of ‘Alzheimer problems’ and the different science-clinic-representation practices needed to address these problems.

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Group transfer polymerizations,in on the current logic of valuing in HTA. It presents various empirical cases reporting on diagnostic innovations, and reflects on how HTA strategies, policies, and interventions for practitioners and users of diagnostic innovations could be more flexible and responsible.

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The Diagnosis and Treatment of Alzheimer’s: Are We Being (Ir)responsible?chapter embraces the concept of responsible innovation. It concludes by calling for broader conceptions of bioethics and a new focus on community and public health approaches to late life cognitive and challenges.

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On Short Cuts: The Complexity of Studying the Early Diagnosis and Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease considerably impacted the conventional understanding of this syndrome and the possibilities for pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions. A first reflection on ‘short cuts’ shows the difficulty of critically analysing the complex changes in the understanding of dementia.

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Biomarkers for Alzheimer’s Disease: Searching for the Missing Link Between Biology and Clinices that patients’ and caregivers’ needs easily disappear from view while exploring the complex relations between biology and clinic, and suggests that to stimulate responsible AD biomarker research, both ‘epistemic’ and ‘translational’ responsibility need to be enhanced.

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Care and Responsibility in Building Futures for Alzheimer’s Disease Researchs for the ‘responsible’ development of research, and argue that the drive to combine and blend studies risks detaching research from these relations and the conditions in which they and data are co-produced.

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