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Adina Roskies on Brain Interventions to Treat Diseases

10/2/2015
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“The brain, like the heart, is a bodily organ, but because of its unique function, its manipulation carries with it a host of ethical and metaphysical conundrums that challenge our intuitive and largely settled views about who and what we are,” says Professor of Philosophy Adina Roskies in an opinion piece on the website The Conversation.

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An On-the-Ground Look at Food and Sustainability in Italy

4/9/2026
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This study shows that a common, safe, tolerable, convenient, and inexpensive drug may significantly improve how well an important class of cancer therapies works.

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