Titlebook: Brain Organoids in Research and Therapy; Fundamental Ethical Hans-Georg Dederer,David Hamburger Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) an

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Alexis Mortelier,François Rioult,John Komarcapacity and voluntariness of those being asked to consent, disclosure requirements associated with brain organoids in general and for particular proposed uses that involve morally significant aspects, threats to understanding that must be overcome, and considerations for authorization. Finally, I o

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Hans-Georg Dederer,David HamburgerDiscusses ethical and legal questions surrounding brain organoid technology.Includes scientific and medical expertise.Written by an international group of experts

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