The scientific method is a fundamental tool for the life of the democratic method. Today, we find ourselves in the midst of processes that have a huge impact on anthropology itself, such as revolutions in the field of digital or genomic technologies. If one wants to prevent that the democratic method is overwhelmed by external

In modern societies, freedom of research and freedom of treatment are challenged and nevertheless crucial aspects. In my speech I will investigate this topic, and I will show the results of a study aimed at creating a world index of freedom of research and treatment. In developing this index, we started from the analysis of

Up to one in five couples experience infertility, as defined by lack of conception after 12 months of regular unprotected intercourse.  Many causes of infertility cannot be successfully overcome with specific medical and surgical treatment – especially where the cause of infertility is unexplained. In prolonged unresolved infertility, the preferred option is to use in-vitro

Science has always had to struggle in all societies, with no distinction in space and time. The human beings’ natural tendency to irrationality and the poor scientific knowledge within wide sectors of the society have been predominant factors. Science still needs to be protected, perhaps even more than in the past. An improved scientific education

A great topic of the congress within the general aim of Science and Freedom: Bridging the gap between science and politics. It is one of the pre-conditions for future solutions to foster the dialogue between those two important elements of the human society. Both sides need to reshuffle their attitude by entering more serious, professional