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Open Peer Commentaries

Virtues-Based Policies for Pharmacological Cognitive Enhancement

Gavin EnckOhioHealthCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 266-268 | Published online: 16 Nov 2020
 
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Public Opinion on Cognitive Enhancement Varies across Different Situations

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

This work was vastly improved by amazing editing and comments from Anne Saunders, as well as initial comments from Kristin Langstraat. Moreover, this was the result of years of support from Kurt DeVaney and John Adams, the two best hospital administrators I have ever worked with.

Notes

1 Henceforth for simplicity, the term “institutional rule(s)” broadly covers institutional rules and policies.

2 A love-drug strengthens or weakens the neurological capacities of lust, attraction, and attachment that underwrite human relationships (Earp and Savulescu Citation2020).

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