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*020  $a978-0-12-385973-0
*035  $a(SE-LIBR)12449474$x12449474
*08204$a174.28$222
*24510$aAddiction neuroethics :$bthe ethics of addiction neuroscience research and treatment /$cedited by Adrian Carter, Wayne Hall and Judy Illes
*250  $a1. ed.
*260  $aAmsterdam :$bAcademic Press,$c2012
*300  $axxv, 320 s.
*5058 $aI State of the science. Brain imaging in addcition. Molecular neuroscience and genetics. II Treatment. Treating opioid dependence with opioids: exploring the ethics. Addiction neuroscience and tobacco control. Emerging neurobiological treatments of addiction: ethical and public policy considerations. Technical, ethical and social issues in the bioprediction of addiction liability and treatment response. III Philosophical reflections. Autonomy, responsibility and the oscillation of preference. Consent and coercion in addiction treatment. Toward a lay descriptive account of identity in addiction neuroethics. IV Addiction history and the media. The impact of changes in neuroscience and research ethics on the intellectual history of addiction research. The diction of addiction at the intersection of law and neuroscience. Social epistemology: communication neuroscience. V Public policy and legal issues. Population approaches to alcohol, tobacco and drugs: effectiveness, ethics and interplay with addiction neuroscience. Legal regulation of addictive substances and addiction. Investment and vested interests in neuroscience research of addiction: ethical research requires more than informal consent. Private and public approaches to addiction treatment: evidence and beliefs.
*650 4$aNeurosciences
*650 4$aEthics
*650 4$aResearch
*650 4$aRehabilitation
*650 4$aSubstance-related disorders
*653  $aNeurovetenskaper
*653  $aEtik
*653  $aDrogmissbruk
*653  $aForskning
*653  $aBehandling
*7001 $aCarter, Adrian$4edt
*7001 $aHall, Wayne$4edt
*7001 $aIlles, Judy$4edt
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