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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Rough Draft 3, Nanotechnology companies seek to sustain profits and maintain investory and shareholder confidence in a global market. Modus Ponens They should support well regulated domestic and international markets, [A]: International regulations need to be put in place that are tougher than individual country's policies on normal drug testing. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) [X]: There exists a conflict of interest in public safety., Mandated normative coherence reasoning could make policymakers consider, develop, and implement regulatory mechanisms that allow a proportion of public nanotechnology investment in medical and human biosecurity applications to be recouped from a successfully marketed product that enjoyed substantial public start-up funding. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) Certain policies could encourage incentives for public and private research institutions to concentrate multi-disciplinary expertise in certain geographic clusters, Human biosecurity policy that emerge from governmental respect for professional and social virtues prioritizing the safetyof the whole community and its most valued members are viewed as the most legitimate Modus Ponens If human biosecurity policy that emerge from governmental respect for professional and social virtues prioritizing the safetyof the whole community and its most valued members are viewed as the most legitimate, then The development of global health law and policy is more likely to achieve consistent respect and compliance, The expanding use of nanotechnology in medicine and human biosecurity offers a unique opportunity to develop a well-reasoned regulatory approach at an early stage in the social application of a novel technology. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) Structures and processes that require nanotechnology health policymakers to routinely refer to norms of bio-ethics and international human rights should be created as matters of international and domestic law., Certain policies could encourage incentives for public and private research institutions to concentrate multi-disciplinary expertise in certain geographic clusters therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) If certain policies could encourage incentives for public and private research institutions to concentrate multi-disciplinary expertise in certain geographic clusters then links can be formed between nanotechnology basic science, marketing applications, and a broad range of public and private interests in regulation, Certain policies could encourage incentives for public and private research institutions to concentrate multi-disciplinary expertise in certain geographic clusters therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) ????, It is required by law to constantly strive to acheive coherence with the hopes, ideals, and conscience of those governed expressed in foundational social and professional virtues Modus Ponens The development of global health law and policy is more likely to achieve consistent respect and compliance, [X]: There exists a conflict of interest in public safety. supports The expanding use of nanotechnology in medicine and human biosecurity will present important policy dilemmas., If medicine becomes more democratically legitimate in those terms that focus on the unifying professional virtue of loyality to the relief of patient suffering, then human biosecurity policy that emerge from governmental respect for professional and social virtues prioritizing the safety of the whole community and its most valued members are viewed as the most legitimate Modus Ponens Medicine becomes more democratically legitimate in those terms that focus on the unifying professional virtue of loyality to the relief of patient suffering., They should support well regulated domestic and international markets Modus Ponens A treaty would help balance private interest pressures on global health policy by prioritizing th need for health technology "innovation" to be predicated on expert evaluations, [B]: There is a riskof DNA damage from engineered nanoparticles in medicines that were "fast track" approved and aggressively marketed directly to consumers. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) [X]: There exists a conflict of interest in public safety., If engineered nanoparticles are different than normal drugs, then international regulations need to be put in place that are tougher than individual country's policies on normal drug testing. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) [A]: International regulations need to be put in place that are tougher than individual country's policies on normal drug testing., The expanding use of nanotechnology in medicine and human biosecurity will present important policy dilemmas. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) The expanding use of nanotechnology in medicine and human biosecurity offers a unique opportunity to develop a well-reasoned regulatory approach at an early stage in the social application of a novel technology., Engineered nanoparticles are different than normal drugs. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) [A]: International regulations need to be put in place that are tougher than individual country's policies on normal drug testing., [Y]: There exists private exploitation of public-funded research and inequities in expenditure of public funds. supports The expanding use of nanotechnology in medicine and human biosecurity will present important policy dilemmas., If the high cost of technically “innovative” nanomedicines that offer only marginal public health improvements over existing products, then there exists private exploitation of public-funded research and inequities in expenditure of public funds. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) [Y]: There exists private exploitation of public-funded research and inequities in expenditure of public funds., If there is a riskof DNA damage from engineered nanoparticles in medicines that were "fast track" approved and aggressively marketed directly to consumers, then there exists a conflict of interest in public safety. therefore (ArgScheme: modus ponens) [X]: There exists a conflict of interest in public safety., ???? Modus Ponens If human biosecurity policy that emerge from governmental respect for professional and social virtues prioritizing the safetyof the whole community and its most valued members are viewed as the most legitimate, then The development of global health law and policy is more likely to achieve consistent respect and compliance, [Z]: There will be diminishing public confidence in government and science. supports The expanding use of nanotechnology in medicine and human biosecurity will present important policy dilemmas.