Third Installment: First Year Neuroscience Students at Emory Write about the Neuroethics of Sham Surgeries
This year, Emory's First Year Neuroscience Graduate Students were asked to write a blog post for the Neuroethics portion of their Neuroscience and Communications Course.
These posts will be delivered in 4 weekly installments, each week featuring a commentary on a different neuroethics piece. This is the third of four installments.
This week, we feature blogs covering the following article:
Experimental therapies for Parkinson's disease: Why fake it Nature 476, 142-144 (2011)
Want to cite this post?
Rommelfanger, K. (2011). Third Installment: First Year Neuroscience Students at Emory Write about the Neuroethics of Sham Surgeries. The Neuroethics Blog. Retrieved on , from http://www.theneuroethicsblog.com/2011/12/third-installment-first-year.html
These posts will be delivered in 4 weekly installments, each week featuring a commentary on a different neuroethics piece. This is the third of four installments.
This week, we feature blogs covering the following article:
Experimental therapies for Parkinson's disease: Why fake it Nature 476, 142-144 (2011)
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| http://www.frontiersin.org/integrative_neuroscience/10.3389/fnint.2011.00069/full |
Want to cite this post?
Rommelfanger, K. (2011). Third Installment: First Year Neuroscience Students at Emory Write about the Neuroethics of Sham Surgeries. The Neuroethics Blog. Retrieved on , from http://www.theneuroethicsblog.com/2011/12/third-installment-first-year.html
