Titlebook: Living with Dementia; Neuroethical Issues Veljko Dubljevi?,Frances Bottenberg Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 Neuroethics.Me

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Legal Status and Dignity of Persons Living with Dementia in Serbias and manifestations of dementia (fluctuating cognition, borderline statuses, specific deficiencies), and improvements regarding the empowering of caretakers, among other elements..The governing framework does, however, rely significantly on the concept of dignity. Considering the relevant legal and

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Ethical Implications of Genomic Research on Dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa: Addressing the Risk of Sfer unique opportunities to address dementia stigma through providing the infrastructure for further empirical ethics research, community engagement and collaboration with nonspecialized health care providers, including traditional and faith healers. In this chapter, we commence with an introduction

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Legal Capacity in the Civil Legal Lives of Persons with Dementia in Taiwan: Implications of the Convion datasets in Taiwan, this chapter aims to demonstrate the ambivalence, complexity and difficulty for Taiwan to comply with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). A hasty implementation of the CRPD’s ideal of legal capacity for all not only clashes with people’s cultural

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The Ethics of Dementia Risk Reductioneimer’s disease? This chapter will outline the risk and protective factors associated with ADRD and explore the ethics of ADRD prevention from an individual and societal perspective. Fear appeals, victim blaming, government paternalism, and more will be examined.

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