<meta charset="UTF-8">The inspiring international bioethics conversations don't end in Johannesburg! After an incredible World Congress of Bioethics (WCB) in Johannesburg, we're excited to carry its energy, ideas, and international spirit forward to Berlin, Germany, in 2028.

Im Rahmen der Reihe Ethics@Lunch referierte Maxwell Smith (Western University Ontario, CA) zu "Coercion in Public Health: What Counts and When (if ever) is it Justified?

The workshop brought together researchers, clinicians, policy-makers, and patient representatives from Germany, Israel, Switzerland, and the Netherlands to examine how transformative therapies for cystic fibrosis (CF), particularly CFTR modulators, are reshaping the rationale, ethics, and practice of reproductive genetic and newborn screening.

Im Rahmen der Reihe Ethics@Lunch refiertete Katharina Rockmann (IEHHS, Universität Augsburg) zu einer "familienethischen Perspektive in der ambulaten Ethikberatung: Erfahrungen mit dem modifizierten 4-Felder-Modell"

The Public Health Ethics Working Group (AEM/DGPH) is pleased to announce a workshop taking place on 3–4 July 2026 at the Institute for Ethics, History and Theory of Medicine, LMU Munich. The workshop will bring together scholars to discuss current methodological challenges and future directions in case-based approaches within Public Health Ethics (PHE).

The Public Health Ethics Working Group (AEM/DGPH) is pleased to announce a workshop taking place on 3–4 July 2026 at the Institute for Ethics, History and Theory of Medicine, LMU Munich. The workshop will bring together scholars to discuss current methodological challenges and future directions in case-based approaches within Public Health Ethics (PHE).

Im Rahmen der Reihe Ethics@Lunch referierte Nitzan Rimon-Zarfaty (Universitätsmedizin Göttingen) zu "Revolutionary Reproductive Technologies: Socio-Ethical Aspects and the Future of Biopolitics.

On 14th July at 11 AM professor Aviad Raz from Ben Gurion University of the Negev (IL), will give a talk at the Institute of Ethics and History of Health in Society (IEHHS)

Tamar Nov-Klaiman und Ruth Horn vom IEHHS präsentierten bei der European Human Genetics Konferenz in Göteburg das DFG-geförderte Projekt "Genetic testing and/or screening for cystic fibrosis in Israel and Germany: The interplay of policies and socio-ethical considerations".

The event will take place on 1st July at the IEHHS. It is part of the DFG-funded project “Genetic testing and/or screening for cystic fibrosis in Israel and Germany: The interplay of policies and socio-ethical considerations”.

Von Marginalisierung, Migration, der Professional Identity Formation (PIF) in der Medizin, Umweltkrisen und Gesundheitsapps bis zu Verantwortung und Ethos: Die Mitglieder des IEHHS haben wieder wichtige Beiträge zu auch gesellschaftlich relevanten Themen veröffentlicht.

Im Rahmen der Reihe Ethics@Lunch refierterte Marianne Rabe (Trainerin für Ethikberatung, AEM)  zur Frage der "Selbstaufopferung oder Selbstfürsorge? Ethos und Ethik der Pflege".