The proposed Digital Omnibus Regulation could weaken protections for neurodata in the EU. By narrowing the GDPR definition of health data to information that “directly” reveals health status, many forms of brain-related data may fall outside enhanced safeguards. While global bodies like UNESCO call for stronger protections, the EU proposal risks creating regulatory gaps for consumer neurotechnologies and undermining Europe’s leadership in digital rights and privacy.

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Argentina faces cultural withdrawal & neglect of Neuro-rights. Efforts continue with bills & regional support, despite funding & brain drain

Neurotechnology bypasses damaged areas, restoring function with devices like cochlear implants, visual prosthetics, and spinal neurotech.

Is neurotech truly neutral, or does it embed hidden values? Explore how design, use, and societal impact shape this evolving technology.

Thrilled to Win The Gold Medal 🥇 at the 2024 Neurotech Electrode Awards!

Smart digital health solutions have made inroads into medical care, and the cochlear implant is the perfect embodiment of such a solution.

Neurotechnologies boost life, work, and e-commerce but may harm privacy, self-determination, and social cohesion, risking human rights.

Harry Lambert explains in the New Law Journal why lawyers in all practice areas really need to start considering neurotechnology.

What is fMRI?

A first article from a series on the complex interplay between the field of neurotechnology and different areas of law by Harry Lambert.