Ethical issues relating to childhood and adolescence

The Ethical Relevance of the Experience of Time

Medical Ethics Across the Life Course I

Open Session I

S1.1 Finding the right time in life: surgical interventions on the genitals of children with variations in sex development

Christoph Rehmann-Sutter

S2.1 “Losing out on meaningful moments”: The dimension of time in the context of child development.

Annic Weyersberg, Simone Böhm-González

S3.1 Is it all a question of time? The ethics of voluntary sterilisation among young women

Kristina Thum, Katja Kühlmeyer

S4.1 Ethical aspects of disease management programmes: the example of obesity

Solveig Hansen, Leonie Renelt

S1.2 Ethical challenges posed by the temporal perspective of ‘broad consent’ in paediatrics

Isabell Haase-Saebel, Christoph Schickhardt

S2.2 Advance Care Planning – also an approach for planning medically assisted births in advance?

Pezi Veronica Mang, Katja Kühlmeyer

S3.2 Preserving fertility? Ideas about starting a family, time and a good life among young cancer patients

Ines Pietschmann, Claudia Wiesemann

S4.2 Research or treatment? Genomic therapies as a catalyst for redefining an established ethical boundary

Dimitra Konstantinidou

S1.3 Participation as an anticipatory practice: youth involvement in bioethical and biomedical research

Christian Loos, Silke Schicktanz

S2.3 The Experience of Time and Ageing: An empirically informed analysis of conceptions of the experience of time in the context of existential conflicts in psychiatric and psychotherapeutic work with older people

Felix Weibezahl

S3.3 Experiences of time following pregnancy loss – On the ethical significance of literary narratives

Isabella Marcinski-Michel

S4.3 The potential of sociological analyses of emotion for ethics, using the example of moral conflicts in live-in care

Matthias Hauer