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9h30 : Engelmann Lukas – Post-doc Research Associate – CRASSH, University of Cambridge / Lynteris Christos – Dr, Senior Research Associate, ERC Principal Investigator – University of Cambridge Fumigation: Global Health, Pandemic Planning and the Question of Vector Eradication 9h50 : Owens...

9h30 : Stevens Hilde – Senior Researcher – Institute for Interdisciplinary Innovation in healthcare (I³h) The role of public-private partnerships in the provision of equitable access to medical care to the patients in low- and middle-income countries 9h50 : Zhang Ellen – Associate...

Early results of hand and face transplants and other grafts such as those of uterus, penis or abdominal wall (otherwise called vascularized composite allografts, or VCAs) have confirmed the potential to restore appearance, anatomy, function, independence, and social status for...

The global health community is well aware that antibiotics are a vital resource for human existence. Antibiotics are not only needed to treat common infections that could otherwise become life-threatening, they also make many everyday interventions such as surgeries and...

Presentation and discussion of first results of our subprojects within the interdisciplinary research project “How to support children with ADHD” with external experts from different fields. What are the medical, legal, ethical and social implications of these results? What are the main concern of...

Dans le cadre d’une invitation de la Fondation Brocher et avec le soutien de l’Ambassade de France, le Comité d’éthique de l’Inserm, Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale seul organisme de recherche public français dédié à...

The growing complexity of the digital ecosystem in combination with increasing global risks entail the danger that enforcing cybersecurity may bypass other fundamental values like equality, fairness of privacy, whereas downplaying cybersecurity would undermine citizens’ trust and confidence in the...

Care robotics has been emerging as response to demographic and economic challenges in health care systems in the developed world and is receiving substantial amounts of funding by national and international funding bodies. Despite the strategic endorsement of care robotics...

  Luc Ferry Luc Ferry est philosophe. Il a été, de 2002 à 2004, ministre de la Jeunesse, de l’Éducation nationale et de la Recherche. Ses livres sont traduits à l’étranger dans plus d’une quarantaine de langues. Il est l’auteur...

The workshop will look at the effects of health recommendations by medical apps on patients’ autonomy, health literacy and empowerment and discuss potentials and challenges of algorithm-based medical advice. We will focus on apps designed as an assistance tool for...

The workshop will explore the diverse socio-ethical and regulatory implications of citizens’ growing use of digital media to connect to healthcare. It will bring together scholars with expertise in bioethics, sociology, anthropology, biomedical science and law to consider how digital...

  9h30 : Lobbying for the Unborn: Anti-Abortion Discourses and Abortion Governance in Post-communist Romania Anton Lorena – PhD, Marie Curie Fellow/CSIII – University of Bucharest 9h50 : Disease, Disability and Decision-making: HIV and Unexplored Intersections Between Medicine and the...

9h30 : Reconnecting facts and values. Upshur Ross – Professor – University of Toronto 9h50 : Ensuring Fair Access to Vaccines during an Influenza Pandemic Eccleston-Turner Mark – Lecturer of Law – Birmingham City University 10h10 : Health Security and...

9h30 : Morse Jaimie – PhD Candidate – Northwestern University Documenting Mass Rape: The Emergence and Implications of Medical Evidence Collection Techniques in Settings of Armed Conflict and Mass Violence 9h50 : Anton Lorena – PhD, Marie Curie Fellow/CSIII – University...

9h30 : Woldetsadik Mahlet Atakilt – Doctoral Fellow – Pardee RAND Graduate School The Cost of Sexual Violence and Its Transgenerational Impact in Conflict-Affected African Countries 9h50 : Brown Kerri – Ph.D. Candidate – Southern Methodist University Race, Citizenship, and the Pharmaceuticalization of Medicinal...

Examining the use of qualitative evidence to inform health and social care decision making. In particular, assessing the role of qualitative evidence in helping to ensure that the ethical, social and systems implications of interventions and programmes are considered.

New health technology has important ethical and social justice implications that are not adequately addressed by the health technology assessment (HTA) processes currently used to inform decision making in high, middle and low income countries.  Current HTA processes provide little...

The goal of the workshop is to analyse and dissect the emerging notion of ‘epigenetic parental responsibility’. To this purpose, we will explore the potential reconfiguration of reproductive and parental practices operated by studies on epigenetic inheritance and developmental programming of health, by exploring the...

9h30 : When Illness Disrupts Adoption: Lessons from Italian Cases. Alunni Lorenzo – Post-doc Researcher – Independent researcher – Italy   9h50 : The use of genomics in bio-weapons Coleman Nikki – PhD Student – University of New South Wales –...

9h30 : Traumatisme et Déperditions scolaires : Une approche clinique de l’impact du traumatisme sur des enfants scolarisés victimes d’abus sexuels. ABOUDE Louis Serge – Doctorant – université de Lausanne, Switzerland – Psychology 9h50 : How do adolescent girls and young women understand and...

9h30 : Understanding and learning from patients experiences: developing a global perspective   Sue Ziebland Sue – Professor – University of Oxford, United Kingdom – Sociology   9h50 : Why public and community engagement is essential in global health Cheah Phaik Yeong – Head, Bioethics &...

Conférence de lancement du cycle “Les Pionniers & l’éthique”, nous sommes heureux de vous accueillir le samedi 28 Avril à 10h30 pour écouter René Frydman ! Le Professeur René Frydman est spécialiste de la reproduction et du développement de l’assistance médicale à...

  Après la conférence d’ouverture de René Frydman, c’est au tour d’Hervé Chneiweiss de participer au cyle “Les Pionniers & l’Ethique médicale”. Hervé Chneiweiss cumule plusieurs casquettes et conjugue passions & travail. Hervé Chneiweiss préfère avant tout réfléchir, échanger et partager. C’est dans cette intention...

  « La vie est une hécatombe. 59 millions de morts par an. 1,9 par seconde. Pourquoi tolérons-nous ce carnage quotidien sous prétexte que c’est un processus naturel  ? » Romancier, Frédéric Beigbeder est notamment l’auteur de L’amour dure trois ans, 99...