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- noun Plural form of
neuroenhancer .
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There’s no evidence that so-called "neuroenhancers" work better than lifestyle measures such as getting enough sleep, taking walks, and engaging your mind, our consultants say.
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There’s no evidence that so-called "neuroenhancers" work better than lifestyle measures such as getting enough sleep, taking walks, and engaging your mind, our consultants say.
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Academy of Neurology warns people about using neuroenhancers.
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Academy of Neurology warns people about using neuroenhancers.
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And since you don't need neuroenhancers to follow 140-character dispatches, I checked out a few of them.
Simplify: Less is Less BikeSnobNYC 2009
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For many people, however, the temptation of neuroenhancers may be hard to resist.
Brain Boosters 2009
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According to early testing, these neuroenhancers may well prolong cognitive ability in people over 50.
E. Jean Carroll: Fashion Week: Prettier Brains for Fall 2009
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I called Dr. Ronald Kessler, Professor of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School, one of the authors of the ground-breaking Nature paper on the ethics of prescribing neuroenhancers (Kessler and his co-authors concluded that if the drug was pronounced safe, the only moral response was to make it available to everyone).
E. Jean Carroll: Fashion Week: Prettier Brains for Fall 2009
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In late 2007 the British Medical Association (BMA) took up the medical and moral challenges of neuroenhancers by publishing a "discussion paper" called Boosting your brainpower: ethical aspects of cognitive enhancements.
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Michael B. Laskoff: Neuroenhancers, Hamburgers and the Meaning of Smart 2009
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