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Human Enhancement Ethics

Meaning

Human Enhancement Ethics is the philosophical and clinical discipline that examines the moral, social, and legal implications of using biomedical technologies to improve human form or function beyond what is required to restore or sustain health. In the hormonal wellness space, this debate centers on interventions that aim to optimize physical or cognitive capabilities in otherwise healthy individuals, such as certain anti-aging or nootropic therapies. This field seeks to establish an ethical framework for navigating the fine line between therapy and enhancement.