8th International Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable June 20-21, 2019 University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne
The next biennial Philosophy of Medicine Roundtable will be held at the University of Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne on June 20-21, 2019.
Registration is now open and is required. You can register at: https://rdv.immuconcept.org/studs.php?sondage=5wwb67vxx5joh69b
The venue is: Centre Malher, 9 rue Malher, Paris, France.
Plenary speakers are Phyllis Illari (UCL, UK) and Thomas Pradeu (University of Bordeaux, CNRS, France). The full program is:
Thursday 20th
9h Introduction
9h15 Antoine C. Dussault. Naturalism without Part-functionalism: Towards a Holistic-Naturalistic Account of Health
9h45 Alexander Geddes. Pregnancy, Parthood and Proper Overlap
10h15 Jonathan Grose. Disease, Sex, Senescence and Pregnancy. Who’s Normal?
10h45 Coffee Break
11 Bengt Autzen. Is the Replication Crisis a Base-Rate Fallacy?
11h30 Plenary conference: Thomas Pradeu. Connecting Philosophy of Biology and Philosophy of Medicine: On the Centrality of the Immune System in Current Medicine
12h30-14h Lunch Break
14h Oliver Galgut and Elselijn Kingma. Better than Randomisation? A Philosophical Defence of ‘Dynamically Allocated Controlled Trials’.
14h30 Adam La Caze. Randomized Trials are not Black Boxes
15h Insa Lawler and Georg Zimmermann. Misalignment Between Research Hypotheses and Statistical Hypotheses – A Threat to Evidence-Based Medicine?
15h30 Coffee break
15h45 Michael Wilde. Evidential Pluralism in Cancer Epidemiology
16h15 Lynette Reid. The Semantic Content of “Cancer”
16h45 Stefano Canali. The Exposome as a Postgenomic Repertoire: Exploring Scientific Change in Contemporary Epidemiology
17h15 Conclusion
Friday 21st
9h15 Carlo Martini and Mattia Andreoletti. Progressive Science Or Pseudoscience: The Case Of Medical Controversies
9h45 Bennett Holman. Medical Knowledge is What Doctors Know
10h15 Mark Tonelli. Skeptical Practice
10h45 Coffee Break
11h Chris Blunt. Two Models of Progress in Medicine: The Case of Subacromial Decompression
11h30 Plenary conference: Phylis Illari. Evidence of Mechanism and Completeness
12h30-14h Lunch Break
14h Virginia Ghiara and Federica Russo. Reconstructing the Mixed Mechanisms of Health: the Role of Bio- and Socio-markers
14h30 Kathryn Tabb. The Prospects of Precision Psychiatry
15h Anke Bueter. Epistemic Injustice and Psychiatric Classification
15h30 Coffee break
15h45 Leen De Vreese. Risk Factors and Prevention
16h15 Adrian Erasmus. Inductive Risk, Expected Utility, and the Consequences of P-Hacking in Medical Research
16h45 Mattia Andreoletti. What Are Drugs? Towards A More Rational Regulation Of Medical Interventions
17h15 Conclusion
Questions regarding the Roundtable should be directed to Maël Lemoine (mael.lemoine@u-bordeaux.fr) and Jeremy Simon (jeremy.simon@nyu.edu).
Local Organizers: Denis Forest, Maël Lemoine.
Scientific committee: Rachel Ankeny, Alexander Bird, Kirstin Borgerson, Alex Broadbent, Havi Carel, Jonathan Fuller, Fred Gifford, Harold Kincaid, Miriam Solomon, Julian Reiss, Jeremy Simon, David Teira.
Support for this Roundtable has been provided by Fondation Thierry et Annick Desmarest
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