Ethics Institute Winkler

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Institute for Medical & Data Ethics @MedicalFacultyHeidelberg @HeidelbergUniversity https://imde-heidelberg.de Section for Translational Medical Ethics @UKHD @NCT-Heidelberg @DKFZ #medicalethics#bioethics#clinicalethics #researchethics#publichealthethics

"Bioethics has been the conscience of science & medicine– now it must also be their defender." These words by Mildred Solomon set the tone for a remarkable evening during the IMDE Inaugural Symposium in the Alte Aula of Heidelberg University, 12 May.Watch the keynote: www.youtube.com/watch?v=QzGz...

Democracy in Crisis & the Future of Bioethics - Mildred Solomon 12-13 May 2026 Heidelberg University

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Project NEW_LIVES: A multi-dimensional framework for establishing and managing a genomic newborn screening program. Eur J Hum Genet (2026). doi.org/10.1038/s414.... See the paper here by researchers Karla Alex and Eva Winkler of the IMDE & their collaboration partners! #genetics #bioethics

A multi-dimensional framework for establishing and managing a genomic newborn screening program - European Journal of Human Genetics

European Journal of Human Genetics - A multi-dimensional framework for establishing and managing a genomic newborn screening program

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"Children have a right to children’s rights & protection" — a conference organised by DGKIM from 7–9 May in Potsdam. IMDE’s Christoph Schickhardt gave a keynote on children’s rights and well-being, alongside discussions on protecting children affected by domestic violence and identifying abuse

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Public Health Ethics with a focus on Child Ethics at our inaugural symposium: Eva Winkler & Christian Schaaf on the ethics of genomic newborn screening programs, and Christoph Schickhardt on children in public health — concluding two days of inspiring discussions at the IMDE symposium. #IMDE2026

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IMDE symposium: Silke Schicktanz on “Participatory medical ethics – Normative and conceptional aspects”, Christoph Schickhardt on “Democratizing biomedical research through participation?”, and Aline Weis & Cindy Körner on “Patient Involvement in research – Insights and perspectives from the NCT”

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Day two of our inaugural symposium began with a session on clinical ethics: Jan Schildmann on “Assisted suicide in Germany. Empirical data, normative and practical challenges” and Katja Mehlis & Eva Winkler on “Shared decisions at life’s end: Ethical tools for oncology practice” #IMDE2026

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Evening program at our inaugural symposium: opened by Eva Winkler and Michael Boutros, followed by Mildred Solomon’s keynote “Democracy in crisis and the future of bioethics” and an expert panel with Thorsten Moos, Lukas J. Meier, Ruth Horn, Dirk Lanzerath, and Rebecca Brendel. #IMDE2026

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Second session on Genome Ethics at the inaugural symposium: Ruth Horn on “Promises, challenges, and benefits of genomics”, Martin Jungkunz on “Genome policy in practice – current work of the EURAT platform”, and Karla Alex on “Should genomic newborn screening data be used for research?” #IMDE2026

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Unsere Fortbildungen im Juli: 2. Juni 2025 // Dr. Felix Czernilofsky Weiterbildungscurriculum für die Junge Onkologie: Aggressive Lymphome 9. Juli 2025 // Dr. Monika Huber, Dr. Cindy Körner, Anne-Kathrin Müller, Imke Veit-Schirmer, Dr. Aline Weis Patientenbeteiligung in der Forschung 1/3

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