UCAM has welcomed this morning's second session of the Conference on
Bioethics on 'Key issues in contemporary bioethics. "
The
symposium, which takes place in Temple of Jeronimos, headquarters
University, will end tomorrow.
This afternoon, starting at 17.00
hosting a film-forum related to the theme of the symposium.
Today there have been several expert panels that have been discussed
on euthanasia, abortion, and sexuality, among other issues.
During his speech, Professor of Ethics and Political Philosophy
Universidad de Salamanca, Henri Bonnet, said that "Spain is not
there are sufficient palliative care units, and it is wrong mentality
There is widespread euthanasia.
Few terminally ill patients seeking the
death, and when the request is because something is not done well. "
Professor of Psychology at the Universidad San Pablo CEU
Madrid, Polaino, has stressed that it is urgent to deepen the
education on sexuality and emotions in young people, by people
jurisdiction in the matter, in the context of a realistic anthropology.
It
Otherwise, continue to be frequent confusion and disorientation of many
young people regarding this matter. "
The coordinator of the Fetal Medicine Unit, Hospital Virgen de la
Arrixaca, Juan Luis Delgado, stressed that "despite the evidence about
value of human life of a fetus, the world looks the other way, consenting
that is the cause of death over death of living things in the world,
over war, famine and natural disasters. "
In addition, Dr.
Delgado has examined the social aspects of abortion in Spain, and document
Ministry of Health on Voluntary Interruption of Pregnancy
(EVI) in Spain in 2007.
According to the report, in that year occurred in our
112,000 abortions country, doubling the rate of ten years ago.
For his part, Secretary of the Bioethics Committee of Hospital Care
Alicante and pediatric surgeon, Elena Martín, said that only a
medical document published in Spain on conflict situations from
ethically in the field of neonatology, Protocol Section
Neonatology of the Spanish Association of Pediatrics, 1972.
According to Martin, such
document "recognizes the dignity of the child, supports the joint decision of parents
and medical and rejects euthanasia, among other issues.
Source: UCAM