S5.1 Sustainability as a Principle of Biomedical Ethics

Cristian Timmermann, Frank Ursin

S6.1 Dying with dignity – freedom or an unreasonable demand?

Elena Hofacker, Louise Forst, Matthias Havemann, Jens Puschke, Carola Seifart

S7.1 Trust Over Time – AI, Reliability Gaps, and the Temporal Structure of Clinical Care

Orhan Onder, Pranab Rudra, Frank Ursin, Eike Buhr

S8.1 Can one know what is good for another person?

Nele Röttger

W01. The Ethics of Multitemporality: The Experience of Time in Medicine and Healthcare. Literary and Cinematic Approaches

Isabella Marcinski-Michel, Christian Hißnauer, Sonja Deppe, Claudia Wiesemann

S5.2 Exponential Bioaccumulation: Ethical Challenges for Sustainable Pharmacy

Benjamin Nguyen, Michael Müller

S6.2 ‘Till Death Do Us Part’: Ethical Challenges in Assisted Dual Suicides

Claudia Bozzaro

S7.2 Meaningful Responsibilisation – A Normatively Grounded Approach to Ascribing Responsibility for AI in Healthcare

Piotr Wiliński, Robert Ranisch

S8.2 Ethical Dimensions of COVID-19 Policy Advice in Germany: Perspectives of Scientific Advisers

Trung Nguyen Trong Quoc, Nitzan Rimon-Zarfaty, Silke Schicktanz

W02. What if...?! The scenario methodology for anticipating future medical-ethical challenges in geriatric medicine

Julia Latting Perry, Jana Wegehöft

S5.3 Using artificial intelligence to combat antimicrobial resistance: Ethical challenges between sustainability and criticism of technology

Lorina Buhr

S6.3 The liberalisation and normalisation of euthanasia in Canada – ethical, social and health policy implications for the German debate on assisted suicide

Niklas Petersen

S7.3 Anticipation through perception? Methodological challenges of horizon scanning regarding the use of AI in the life sciences

Frank Ursin, Monika Taddicken, Tim Kacprowski

S8.3 Longtermism and Medical Ethics

Jonas Pöld