Philosophical and Methodological Debates in Public Health

0. Preface.- 1. Philosophical debates in Public Health.- 2. Diseases, problems or needs: a framework for public health.- 3. Critical epidemiology in Latin America: roots, philosophical and methodological ruptures.- 4. Lost in Associations. How epidemiology’s epistemology upholds class, race and gender inequities.- 5. Coeliac Disease and Non-Coeliac Gluten Sensitivity: A Clinical and Philosophical Discussion.- 6. in biomedical sciences and Raw Data: ethical dilemmas.- 7. Design Epistemology for Public Health Research.- 8. Invisible Victims and Public Health: Epistemic Injustices in the Intergenerational Transmission of Trauma.- 9. Social Determinants of Health: Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities.- 10. The Public Dimension of Care: Towards a Public Ethics of Care.- 11. Genetic prevention, carrier screening and the role of citizens: the legitimisation of libertarian paternalist policies by deliberative democracy.- 12. Public Health and Inequities under Capitalism: Systemic Effects and Human Rights.- 13. Ethics and public health policies.- 14. What is and what is not a conflict of interest in the sphere of public health.