Program(me)

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12                                                             Programme en français

 Amphitheater Sainte-Barbe

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9am-9.30am         Welcome

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9.30am-10am       Introduction: Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent        

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10am-1pm            Session 1: Medicine, Body & Life Through Technoscientific Innovation 

• Ilana Löwy, From Savvy Consumers to Informed Risk Managers: Shifting Images of Medical Self-Care
• Dominique Memmi, Denying Human Biology as Destiny
• Antonio Maturo, Healthism, Self-Quantification, Biomedicalization & Technological Solutionisms as Engines for the Commodification of Health
• Richard Tutton, Towards an Archaelogy of Self-Care

 Chair: Xavier Guchet, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

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1pm                                                  Lunch break

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2.30pm-4pm         Session 2: Genomic Reconfigurations of the Normal & the Pathological

• Pascale Bourret, Singularization in the Cancer Clinic: Genomics, Targeted Therapies & Emerging Diagnostic Entities & Configurations
• Carine Vassy, Avoiding Genetic Anomalies: Pre-Natal Screening of Down Syndrome Across Europe

Chair: Alberto Cambrosio, University of McGill

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4pm                                                  Coffee break

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4.30pm-6.30pm     Session 3: Patients Within the Digital Health Ecosystem

• Joël de Rosnay, Connected Devices & Digital Health Networks from the Patients’ Perspective
• Jacques Lucas, Ethical Implications of the Use of Connected Health Devices and Mobile Applications
• Nelly Oudshoorn, Who Cares? How Telecare Technologies Transform the Daily Life of Patients?
• Philippe Bardy, Towards an Epistemology of Digital Patient Self-Care 
• Alexandre Duclos, From Care-Robot to Sex-Toy: Appropriation at the Core of the User’s Experience
• Maxime Derian, An Anthropological Outlook on Connected Health Devices 

Chair: Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

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SATURDAY DECEMBER 13

Room “Halbwachs”

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9.30am-12.30pm    Session 4: Open Access Medical Data

• Gérard Dubey, Beyond Traces: Towards a Socio-Anthropology of eHealth
• Mauro Turrini, Practicing the Biomedicine-to-Come: Medical Imaginaries and Clinical Labor in Direct-to-Consumer Genetic Testing
• Pascal Ducournau, DIY Genetic Testing: An Expression of Contemporary Healthism?
• Anna Harris, Me, in and on a Tube: Narratives of Online Genetic Testers

Chair: Catherine Bourgain, University of Paris Descartes

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12.30pm                                           Lunch break

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2pm-3pm                Session 5: The Quantified Self

• Justine Laurent, From Active Patient Towards Biological Self: The Case of the “Quantified Self”
• Farzana Dudhwala, The Role of Numbers in Perceptions of Self and Self-Improvement

Chair: Guido Nicolosi, University of Catania & Nantes Institute for Advanced Study

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3pm-4.30pm          Session 6: Technohealth as a “Social Need” (final roundtable)

• Jean Hache, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
• Patrick Trabal, University of Nanterre Paris Ouest
• Dorothée Benoit-Browaeys, Science journalist (Paris)
• Antoinette Rouvroy, University of Namur

Chair: Marina Maestrutti, University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

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