Bioethics is a discipline that deals with moral issues that arise along with the rapid progress of biological and medical research. Its nature is multidisciplinary, being able to count among its various aspects relating to subjects such as biology, medicine, philosophy, law and more.
The issues related to bioethics are very numerous and the public is increasingly involved in daily life, including through the media. Just think of cloning, the use of stem cells, genetic engineering, assisted reproduction, clinical trials of drugs, organ transplants, euthanasia.
In Italy the National Committee for labioetica was founded in 1990 and is an advisory body to the Prime Minister. Its documents are available to everyone both in hard copy form of books published by publishing another structure of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers (the Department for Information and Publishing) and in the online version.
ethics committees are present in all Italian public health facilities (Local Health Authorities, hospitals, etc..), And consist of medical and paramedical personnel, and experts in clinical psychology, philosophy, sociology, material law, theology, etc..
currently are being developed under strict sense bioeticistiin of academic bioethics (not only as teaching fit in the History of Medicine or moral philosophy). In 2001 he erected the first School of Bioethics in the world, led by Professor Gonzalo Miranda, at the Pontifical Athenaeum Regina Apostolorum in Rome.
be speaking Monica Toraldo di Francia .
Monica Toraldo di Francia and university researchers confirmed the Department of Philosophy, University of Florence and teaching professor of Bioethics at the Faculty of Humanities of the University.
The meeting will take place at 21.15 hours in the salon the Labour conference in Prato.
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