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==Proceedings==
<center><big><big>Program</big></big></center>
<center><big>Thursday, 2 September</big></center><br>
'''08:30''' Registration<br>
'''09:00''' Welcome and Opening Remarks– Pia Grassivaro Gallo, Franco Viviani, Marilyn Milos<br>
'''09:20''' Honoring the Diversity and Wisdom of the World’s Cultures While Protecting the Rights of All Children Everywhere– Suzanne Arms<br>
'''09:40''' The Evolutionary Advantages of Neonatal Rituals – Michel Odent<br>
'''10:00''' Circumcision as a Memplex – Hugh Young<br>
'''10:20''' Discussion<br>
'''10:45''' Break<br>
'''11:00''' At the Roots of Ethnic Female Genital Modifications – Eleonora Tita and Pia Grassivaro Gallo; presented by Eleonora Tita<br>
'''11:20''' History of Male Circumcision in Europe – Frederick M. Hodges<br>
'''11:40''' Neuroscience, the Emotional Brain, and Male Genital Mutilation – George L. Williams<br>
'''12:00''' Discussion12:30 Lunch On Your Own14:00 The Neuro-Physiological Loss Consequent to Circumcision – Steve Scott<br>
'''14:20''' FGM, Women’s Identity, and the Sense of the Body – Noel Gazzano<br>
'''14:40''' Foreskin Sensation: A Subjective Review of 500 Men – Peter J. Ball<br>
'''15:00''' Iatrogenic Damage Awareness Increasing Among Circumcision Survivors – Jim Bigelow and R. Wayne Griffiths; presented by R. Wayne Griffiths<br>
'''15:20''' Discussion<br>
'''15:45''' Break<br>
'''16:00''' Survey of the East-African Female Students at the University of Padua – Stella Lineri, Chiara Rahue, and Pia Grassivaro Gallo; presented by Stella Lineri<br>
'''16:20''' Emigration and Tradition – Mariagrazia Scalise and Giovanni Hassan; presented by Mariagrazia Scalise
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