Title:
Health, Technology
and the Common Good
Date:
September 28, 2007
Location:
Pontifical Gregorian University
Piazza della Pilotta, 4
00187 Rome, Italy
With the patronage of the Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care, Istituto Acton gathered distinguished leaders in the medical, pharmaceutical, and biotechnological, and IT sectors as well as health and public policy experts for an international conference on health and technology in Rome. The panel of experts debated the practical and moral concerns for providing better health services, pharmaceutical products, sustainable agriculture, and technological services. The audience asked many challenging questions on issues such as the roles and responsibilities of scientists, investment in research and development, and the wide spectrum of influence that missionary orders, industry advocacy groups, and NGOs have with their own private initiatives in healthcare services and agricultural development.
H. Em. Cardinal Javier Lozano Barragàn (President, Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care)
Bio
Rev. Msgr. Jean Laffitte (Vice President, Pontifical Academy for Life)
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Mr. Thompson Ayodele (Director, Initiative for Public Policy Analysis)
Dr. Francesco Chiappetta (President, Istituto Europeo Servizi)
Dr. David H. Carey (Professor of philosophy, Whitman College)
Bio
Dr. Nicholas Eberstadt (Fellow, American Enterprise Institute)
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Dr. Richard Sternberg (Fellow, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History)
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Mr. Peter Thiele (Founder, PayPal; President, Clarium Capital Management)
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