… “If the Government are using the details for the benefit of society, I think that’s okay. But if
the Government are using that data to then look at their next election campaign, or look at the …

Biomedicine is often presented as the driving force behind improvements in cancer care,
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… The right of Anne Kerr, Choon Key Chekar, Emily Ross, Julia Swallow and Sarah
Cunningham-Burley to be identified as the authors of this work has been asserted by them in …

… Anne Kerr and Sarah Cunningham-Burley (Principal Investigators) Richard Tutton (Research …
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… Anne Kerr led the focus group discussion in each case, and either Sarah Cunningham-Burley
or Amanda Amos was also present, to take notes and ask follow-up questions where …

Introduction This chapter discusses research which has been carried out at one location,
that of a special school for children with multiple impairments in Scotland. 1 It describes the …

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status of the robot that’s certainly something that hovers around popular consciousness. …

Research into potentially sensitive issues with young people presents numerous methodological
and ethical challenges. While recent studies have highlighted the advantages of task-…

What are the links between neuroscience and personhood? This article explores this question
empirically through the lens of ‘neurologic subjectivity’. Drawing on focus group research, …

… It was made possible through the generous support of the Wellcome Trust, through the
Strategic Award “The Human Body, its Scope, Limits and Future” (of which Cunningham-Burley is …