Titlebook: Ethics of Medical Innovation, Experimentation, and Enhancement in Military and Humanitarian Contexts; Daniel Messelken,David Winkler Book

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,Introduction: Britain’s ‘Decline’,tomation biases, AI explainability and trust. Lastly, in light of the medical automation worry, a positive portrayal of military human-AI partnership is given through the framework of human-AI symbiosis to engage the question does the introduction of the Praetor Suit inadvertently change the militar

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The Importance of Trade for Food Security,f MMTs. Then, drawing on these neuroscience insights, the chapter discusses some ELSI of utilizing MMTs to treat PTSD in military populations. The focus is on three major sets of issues: safety and social justice concerns, concerns about threat to authenticity and identity, and possible legal and mo

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Book 2020 new technologies such as wearables, “Humanitarian innovation” to cope with scarce resources, Biometrics, big data, etc.The book is of interest and importance to researchers and policy makers? involved with human enhancement, medical research, and innovation in military and humanitarian missions..

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Medical Prophylaxis in the Military: A Case for Limited Compulsion on those around them. In these circumstances, the common features of prophylaxis of all kinds, including medical, may justify ordering personnel to comply. We describe how the ethical imperatives of a military unit differ from those of civilian society and how these build a case for why the right t

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From the Lab Bench to the Battlefield: Novel Vaccine Technologies and Informed Consentmental immunization protocols or unproven vaccines in military personnel or vulnerable populations during times of crisis brings to the forefront ethical issues concerning the adequacy of informed consent, human experimentation, and free choice. An overview of novel vaccine technologies is followed

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