Ecological Transition Minister Roberto Cingolani and White House Chief Medical Advisor Anthony Fauci in video interview. The director of infectious disease of the Sacco institute in Milan Massimo Galli and the president of the CNR Maria Chiara Carrozza.
On Friday 10th September, at the Carignano Theater in Turin, at 6 pm we will try to “go back to the future” with one of the appointments of the Health Festival organized by the thematic hub of the Gedi group dedicated to the great themes of health and well-being.
The Festival
The new era of health
by Gabriele Beccaria
A tour in five Italian cities of insights and reflections on the post Covid world. After the appointment in Rome on 9 September, Turin will be the second stop. New challenges and successes from medicine starting from the past to arrive at a future whose contours are still to be outlined. What has been and what will remain of this global emergency that has involved research and industry, politics and society.
Medicine is the protagonist, but in our tomorrow, all to be redesigned, there are also the new formulas of living, different spaces, the enhancement of a corner in the green, the city-countryside dilemma. The urban planner and architect will talk about it Carlo Ratti, professor of the MIT of Boston together with the director of Repubblica Maurizio Molinari: “Living and living in post-Covid cities” is the title of the meeting.
Back to the future – the program
The evening of Carignano opens with the focus on the “future of the green world and the new economy-nature relationship” entrusted to the minister Cingolani, in conversation with the director of La Stampa Massimo Giannini.
Below is an excerpt from the video interview by Gabriele Beccaria with Anthony Fauci, who hypothesized that the pandemic could be under control in the spring of 2022 and triggered debates in the scientific community on the opportunity of the third dose and on the possibility that with the Delta variant even among vaccinated people the possibility of being infected and contagious would increase. Who better than President Biden’s advisor and number one at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, can offer forecasts on the evolution of the pandemic and map out scenarios?
Carolyn Christov Bagarkiev, at the direction of the Rivoli Museum of Contemporary Art, has long been sending messages on the therapeutic power of art and literature and is among the first to believe that alongside works of contemporary art, a vaccination center could also be born: at the Carignano Theater in will talk to the writer Michela Murgia.
In the rich program of the Health evening there will also be a multi-voiced table on the future of research, current and future vaccines and other viruses that could appear on the world scene after Covid. Moderated by Gabriele Beccaria, will discuss the president of the CNR Maria Chiara Carrozza, Massimo Galli, Pier Paolo Di Fiore of the European Institute of Oncology, Cristina Prandi of the University of Turin, Anna Sabino, director of the Candiolo Institute.
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