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Registration and Breakfast

Room 1 - Centre Panthéon

Introductory speech

Room 1 - Centre Panthéon

Anne Fagot-Largeault and Jean Gayon

Session 1 - Are there specific epistemological issues in clinical medicine?

Room 1 - Centre Panthéon

Norbert Paul (part 1)

› Preliminary remarks on uncertainty, contingency, arbitrariness and other commonly neglected epistemological impairments of clinical problem solving - Norbert Paul, Institut für Geschichte, Theorie und Ethik der Medizin, Universitätsmedizin der Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz 09:00-09:40 (40min)

› Elements of critical reflection upon uncertainty in the Philosophy of Medicine - Armand Dirand, Laboratoire de Recherches philosophiques sur les Logiques de l'Agir 09:40-10:20 (40min)

Coffee break

Session 1 - Are there specific epistemological issues in clinical medicine?

Room 1 - Centre Panthéon

Norbert Paul (part 2)

› Differential Diagnosis and Uncertainty in Medicine - Ashley Kennedy, University of South Carolina 10:40-11:20 (40min)

› Using integrated history and philosophy to inform diagnostic medicine: The case of heart failure - Nicholas Binney, University of Exeter 11:20-12:00 (40min)

› Divided we stand; United we fall—the problems of particular patients in public health, epidemiology and health policy. - CJ Blunt, Department of Philosophy, London School of Economics 12:00-12:40 (40min)

Lunch

Session 2 - How history, sociology and ethics can influence epistemology of medical knowledge?

Room 1 - Centre Panthéon

Giovanni Boniolo (part 1)

› From classical medicine to molecular medicine: only a problem of methods? - Giovanni Boniolo, European Institute of Oncology, Department of Health Sciences, University of Milano 14:30-15:10 (40min)

› Alternative experimental philosophy meets Philosophy of medicine: Where sociology has never been before - stéphanie van droogenbroeck, Vrije Universiteit Brussel 15:10-15:50 (40min)

Coffee break

Session 2 - How history, sociology and ethics can influence epistemology of medical knowledge?

Room 1 - Centre Panthéon

Giovanni Boniolo (part 2)

› Analysis of the concept of " intrauterine patient ": history, ethics and epistemology at the crossroads - Hélène Richard, Institut d'Histoire et de Philosophie des Sciences et des Techniques 16:10-16:50 (40min)

› Adults seeking prescriptions for cognitive stimulants under the rubric of ADHD: a case study in the ‘unity and autonomy' of Philosophy of Medicine within the Medical Humanities - Silvia Camporesi, King's College London (Center for the Humanities and Health) 16:50-17:30 (40min)

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