When Avniel Ghuman got the chance to do some unique studies with people who had electrodes implanted as preparation for surgery to address severe epilepsy, he found himself facing a set of ethical questions he had never encountered before.
June 9, 2025
This New Pitt Service Helps Investigators do Research that’s Ethically Sound
When Avniel Ghuman got the chance to do some unique studies with people who had electrodes implanted as preparation for surgery to address severe epilepsy, he found himself facing a set of ethical questions he had never encountered before.
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