Uncover Ethical Issues in Neurodisorder Diagnosis Advancing Medical Research Through Neuroscience: Computational Intelligence Focusing on Compassionate Psychiatric Treatment

Abstract

Neuroscience discoveries are revolutionizing knowledge of the brain and opening the door to possible cures for illnesses that were thought to be incurable. But these developments also bring up difficult moral issues such whether it is ethically acceptable to modify memories, improve cognitive function, or read minds. Psychiatry addresses complex moral questions. The conditions that psychiatrists treat frequently jeopardize the characteristics that make people unique, such as autonomy, accountability and personal development. These conditions typically result in severe pain, substantial disability, and societal shame, despite the fact that those who suffer from them exhibit incredible fortitude and resiliency. While there is ethical relevance to any medical activity, psychiatry is unique in this way. This chapter focuses on the diverse arena of the ethical issues in neurodisorder diagnosis advancing medical research through neuroscience with computational intelligence focusing on compassionate psychiatric treatments.