Worskshop: a Neurobioethical Perspective on Informed Consent (4 videos)

<p>UNESCO Chair presents is first one-day workshop:&nbsp;<em><strong>A Neurobioethical Perspective on Informed Consent&nbsp;&nbsp;</strong></em>within the <a href="http://i-consentproject.eu/">i-Consent</a>&nbsp;project which&nbsp;works on improving guidelines for Informed Consent, including vulnerable populations, under a gender perspective.</p> <p>During the workshop ten experts on the field will discuss:</p> <p>1. What would be the consequences of reaching an identification of the neural correlates of the ordinary decision-making process behind the notion of informed consent?</p> <p>2. Cognitive and other enhancers might paradoxically create new groups of vulnerable populations (i.e. soldiers): what are the implications of this awareness in relation to informed consent?</p> <p>3. Cultural biases have been proven to exist also at a neuronal level, in which way should we filter such an information in relation to informed consent?</p>