Daniel Moseley is a philosopher at the Brody School of Medicine currently working at the intersection of psychiatric ethics, neuroethics, and global health ethics. His current projects examine agency under conditions of constraint, including in psychiatric illness and resource-limited clinical and research settings. He also has a standing interest in human enhancement and the implications of emerging technologies for the practice of medicine. He is a co-principal investigator on DIRECT, an NIH/Fogarty International Center-funded (R25) bioethics research training program centered at Kamuzu University of Health Sciences in Malawi, with partner…

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