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Love Is Not the Same as Loving: What If We Have a Love Drug for Being Loved?
American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience 15 (4):250-252 (2024)
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Lantiana, Boudesseulab, and Covac conducted two investigations to examine the moral acceptability of love drugs (Lantiana, Boudesseulab, and Covac 2024). In particular, their studies were designed...Author's Profile
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