Parallel sections I
Parallel sections I
Parallel sections I - Friday, 11.09.2026 - 11.00 - 12.30 a.m. | ||||
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Ethical questions of childhood and adolescence | Ethical relevance of experiencing time | Medical ethics in the course of life I | Free Section I | |
| 11.00-11.25 | S44. Finding the right time in life: surgical interventions on the genitals in children with variants of sexual development Christoph Rehmann-Sutter | S80. "Losing out on meaningful moments": The dimension of time in the context of child development. Annic Weyersberg, Simone Böhm-González | S78. Is it all a question of time? The ethics of wish-fulfilling sterilisation of young women Kristina Thum, Katja Kühlmeyer | S43. Ethical aspects of disease management programmes: The example of obesity Solveig Hansen, Leonie Renelt |
| 11.30-11.55 | S10. Ethical challenges of the temporal perspective of broad consent in paediatrics Isabell Haase-Saebel, Christoph Schickhardt | S20. Experiences of time in pregnancy loss - On the ethical significance of literary narratives Isabella Marcinski-Michel | S48. Preserving fertility? Ideas about starting a family, time and a good life in young patients with cancer Ines Pietschmann, Claudia Wiesemann | S68. Research or treatment? Genomic therapies as an opportunity to redefine an established ethical boundary Dimitra Konstantinidou |
| 12.00-12.30 | S51. Participation as anticipatory practice: youth participation in bioethical and bio-medical research Christian Loos, Silke Schicktanz | S07 Experiencing time and age(ing): An empirically-informed analysis of conceptions of the experience of time in the context of existential conflicts in psychiatric-psychotherapeutic work with older people Felix Weibezahl | S27 Tracking menopause: ethical perspective on menopause apps and the role of temporality Nitzan Rimon-Zarfaty | S60. Potentials of sociological analyses of emotions for ethics using the example of moral conflicts in live-in care Matthias Hauer |