Sottosime involontarie?

[Valerio Gennaro <valerio.gennaro at istge.it>]

carissimi,

eccovi l'abstract del poster presentato al congresso dell'associazione
italiana di epidemiologia AIE (firenze, 2010) in formato Power Point
(ppt) spero non avrete problemi a scaricarlo.
Da quel testo potremo "prelevare" qualche sintetico elemento di
"prova" che... alcuni disonesti..... sono tra noi....
un caro saluto
valerio




At 09.47 04/03/2011, Pietro Frigato wrote:
> Cari
> Angelo e Valerio,
>  
> vi allego: book structure, blurb (non
> aggiornato: era servito per l'editore alcuni mesi or sono e alcuni
> interventi non sono inseriti, altri non verranno pubblicati) e il paper
> scritto da santos arteaga e me in cui viene presentato il problema della
> manifattura del dubbio.
>  
> ripetendo, sul piano dei contenuti, il paper
> potrebbe essere così strutturato (qui di seguito una rielaborazione del
> testo che ho mandato a elsner e ramazzotti per verificare se per loro
> andasse bene per il libro):
>  
> Titolo Business bias as usual: the case of
> electromagnetic pollution
>  
> In the first part of the paper the problem of strategic misunderstanding
> operated by business - when evidence mounts that specific products
> substances or life and work conditions tend to cause specific adverse
> health effects - could be addressed. 
> In the second part the specific risks associated to the electromagnetic
> pollution should be illustrated. Despite its focus on expositions due to
> the use of cell. and cordless phones, the paper might also clarify
> specific aspects of electromagnetic pollution induced by the diffusion of
> wifi.
> Reference to the monetary losses associated to the (real or potential)
> health losses associated to electromagnetic Pollution - if they are
> monitored or estimated - would be of interest.
> In line with your recent work, the paper could propose a discussion of
> the recent interphone study which seems affected by a business bias
> (largely understandable if one keeps in mind the role of private business
> operators among the funding agencies) and an explanation of the
> manipulatory tactics employed in this apparently strategically
> misdesigned inquiry.
>  
> A policy proposal concerning how to promote a socially serviceable
> epidemiological research that helps reducing the cost-shifting
> possibilities of firms due to the manufacture of doubt over risks. i may
> note that a discussion of the kind of science and research we need to
> address social costs was central in the work of kapp (1950, 1963).
>  
>  
>  
> a presto
> Pietro


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