“Exercise your mind”, “Increase your working memory”, “The absolute game-changer for organizing my brain”, and many other phrases like these appear every day in our Instagram or TikTok feeds and across multiple websites. There seems to be increasing pressure to become smarter, faster, more efficient…in other words, better. Where does this urgent need for improvement come from? Does it stem from professional pressures? For example, are our jobs becoming more demanding and requ

In this first article, Neuroethics Today assistant editor Mirela Baneva will help us to establish a foundational knowledge by introducing us to psychedelics and how they work to change our brains, and thus, our behaviors.

This opinion article discusses the ethical and societal implications associated with direct-to-consumer neurotechnology marketed for wellness purposes.

Sex differences are everywhere – we market products, assign gender roles, and encourage certain careers based on the idea that females...

On October 6 2022, the draft resolution A_HRC_51_L.3 on neurotechnology and human rights (also known as Neurorights) was adopted by...

From an evolutionary perspective, it made sense that our ancestors feared the unknown and rejected the different. Let’s imagine human...

Here's an overview of the main topics and lessons learned from season 1 of the Neuroethics Police podcast. Let's Get Ethical!