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Neuralink will aim to to plant chips in the brains of participants by which they will be able to control a computer or mobile device with their thoughts. (Photo by Jonathan Raa/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Mind matters: Navigating the ethical frontier of neurotechnology

With strong ethical standards designed for the technological breakthrough, South Africa can use it to enrich human life

Donrich Thaldar
Marietjie Botes

The McKinney family. (Photo: Shirley Emms)

Deciding whose lives really matter in a pandemic

Will it be assumed that those with disabilities do not deserve life-saving care?

Leslie Swartz
Vic McKinney
Emma McKinney