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Elective amputation and neuroprosthetic limbs
The New Bioethics 27 (1):30-45 (2021)
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This paper explores the impact that developments in the field of neuroprosthetics will have on the ethical viability of healthy limb amputation, specifically in cases of Body Integrity Identity Dis...Author's Profile
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