Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the f... more Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the fundamentalist approach and the secular approach. These paths fall into the classic dualistic notion that the world is made up of divisions between the self and the other, mind and body, consciousness and form, good and bad, here and there, past and future (Wilber 2001 12. Wilber, K. 2001. A Brief History of Everything, New York, NY: Shambhala.
Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'consc... more Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the fundamentalist approach and the secular approach. These paths fall into the classic dualistic notion that the world is made up of divisions between the self and the other, mind and body, consciousness and form, good and bad, here and there, past and future (Wilber 2001 12. Wilber, K. 2001. A Brief History of Everything, New York, NY: Shambhala.
Advances in regenerative nanomedicine raise a host of ethical, legal, and social questions that h... more Advances in regenerative nanomedicine raise a host of ethical, legal, and social questions that healthcare providers and scientists will need to consider. These questions and concerns include definitions, appropriate applications, dual use, potential risks, regulations, and access. In this chapter, we provide an overview of the questions and concerns and recommend proactive consideration and solutions.
Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'consc... more Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the fundamentalist approach and the secular approach. These paths fall into the classic dualistic notion that the world is made up of divisions between the self and the other, mind and body, consciousness and form, good and bad, here and there, past and future (Wilber 2001 12. Wilber, K. 2001. A Brief History of Everything, New York, NY: Shambhala.
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making, 2007
Augmented cognition, like so many new technologies, has its promises and its perils. Whereas rece... more Augmented cognition, like so many new technologies, has its promises and its perils. Whereas recent literature in ethics focuses on the military origins and applications of augmented cognition and harnessing the power of a symbiotic brain-nervous system-computer system for warfare, this article analyzes this technology for applications in health care settings and research. Additionally, a delineation of how law and policy makers might respond to issues in shared culpability and responsibility is proposed.
Human papillomavirus infections of the cervix were assessed in patients attending a colposcopy cl... more Human papillomavirus infections of the cervix were assessed in patients attending a colposcopy clinic. Of 348 patients with cervical biopsies, 134 (38.5%) had human papillomavirus infections, and of 251 patients with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) 112 (44.6%) had human papillomavirus. The majority of patients with human papillomavirus had concurrent CIN (83.6%; 112/134). Patients with human papillomavirus were significantly younger than patients without human papillomavirus (24.4 versus 29.9 years mean age; P less than .001), had significantly milder degrees of CIN (84% versus 43% mild/moderate dysplasia; P less than .001), and had a significantly lower mean number of pregnancies (2.16 versus 3.05; P less than .001). A matched pairs analysis of 69 pairs showed the same distribution of CIN in both human papillomavirus and nonhuman papillomavirus patients. Electron microscopy of human papillomavirus--specific koilocytes confirmed the presence of human papillomavirus particle...
Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the f... more Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the fundamentalist approach and the secular approach. These paths fall into the classic dualistic notion that the world is made up of divisions between the self and the other, mind and body, consciousness and form, good and bad, here and there, past and future (Wilber 2001 12. Wilber, K. 2001. A Brief History of Everything, New York, NY: Shambhala.
Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'consc... more Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the fundamentalist approach and the secular approach. These paths fall into the classic dualistic notion that the world is made up of divisions between the self and the other, mind and body, consciousness and form, good and bad, here and there, past and future (Wilber 2001 12. Wilber, K. 2001. A Brief History of Everything, New York, NY: Shambhala.
Advances in regenerative nanomedicine raise a host of ethical, legal, and social questions that h... more Advances in regenerative nanomedicine raise a host of ethical, legal, and social questions that healthcare providers and scientists will need to consider. These questions and concerns include definitions, appropriate applications, dual use, potential risks, regulations, and access. In this chapter, we provide an overview of the questions and concerns and recommend proactive consideration and solutions.
Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'consc... more Lawrence and Curlin (2007) outline the two traditional paths that help define 'conscience': the fundamentalist approach and the secular approach. These paths fall into the classic dualistic notion that the world is made up of divisions between the self and the other, mind and body, consciousness and form, good and bad, here and there, past and future (Wilber 2001 12. Wilber, K. 2001. A Brief History of Everything, New York, NY: Shambhala.
Journal of Cognitive Engineering and Decision Making, 2007
Augmented cognition, like so many new technologies, has its promises and its perils. Whereas rece... more Augmented cognition, like so many new technologies, has its promises and its perils. Whereas recent literature in ethics focuses on the military origins and applications of augmented cognition and harnessing the power of a symbiotic brain-nervous system-computer system for warfare, this article analyzes this technology for applications in health care settings and research. Additionally, a delineation of how law and policy makers might respond to issues in shared culpability and responsibility is proposed.
Human papillomavirus infections of the cervix were assessed in patients attending a colposcopy cl... more Human papillomavirus infections of the cervix were assessed in patients attending a colposcopy clinic. Of 348 patients with cervical biopsies, 134 (38.5%) had human papillomavirus infections, and of 251 patients with cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) 112 (44.6%) had human papillomavirus. The majority of patients with human papillomavirus had concurrent CIN (83.6%; 112/134). Patients with human papillomavirus were significantly younger than patients without human papillomavirus (24.4 versus 29.9 years mean age; P less than .001), had significantly milder degrees of CIN (84% versus 43% mild/moderate dysplasia; P less than .001), and had a significantly lower mean number of pregnancies (2.16 versus 3.05; P less than .001). A matched pairs analysis of 69 pairs showed the same distribution of CIN in both human papillomavirus and nonhuman papillomavirus patients. Electron microscopy of human papillomavirus--specific koilocytes confirmed the presence of human papillomavirus particle...
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