Ethics of nanomedicine
Ineke Malsch • apr 04, 2022
In my
lecture, I discussed the following:
- Nanomedicine can be applied in drug delivery, diagnostics and pharmaceutical research
- Converging with other emerging technologies, nanomedicine enables digital twins, organ on chip and wearables monitoring vital signs
- Introducing nanomaterials in the body raises nanosafety issues
- Nanomedicine raises ethical issues related to freedom, equality, data protection and biosecurity, and may impact on the healthcare system. Nanomedicine may enable human enhancement, raising ethical and religious concerns
- Researchers should contribute to
Responsible Research and Innovation
through different case-dependent strategies.
The principles inclusiveness, anticipation, openness and responsiveness are leading
The
presentation is available at the VIMEO account of RiskGONE and included on the google drive of the
VISION
project under "Courses 2022." The preparation of the course was supported by the EU Horizon 2020 programme in the framework of the
RiskGONE project (grant agreement no. 814425.