Andrew Sloane’s newest journal article delves into the provocative debate on whether the field of medicine should extend its role from treating illness to enhancing human abilities.
It examines the philosophical and practical considerations surrounding human enhancement, discussing how such interventions could potentially redefine the boundaries of medical practice.
Key topics include the implications for health equity, the impact on societal norms, and the potential for medical advancements to exceed traditional health restoration.
By exploring both the opportunities and challenges of incorporating enhancement technologies into medicine, the article invites readers to ponder the future trajectory of medical ethics and practice.
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