Volker Roelcke

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University of Giessen

Germany

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Volker Roelcke is a Professor at the University of Giessen in Germany. His research areas include medical ethics, the history of medicine during the Nazi period, and the evolution of medical sociology in Germany. Recent publications explore the implications of historical medical practices and the ethical considerations surrounding them. He contributes to ongoing discourse on the legacy of Nazism in medical research and its relevance to contemporary practice.

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Kamila Uzarczyk

Wroclaw Medical University

POLAND

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Forschungsethik, Standesinteressen, Ökonomie: Zur Vorgeschichte der Deklaration von Helsinki

[Manfred Pflanz (1923-1980) - A key Protagonist for the Institutionalization of Social Medicine and Medical Sociology in Germany].

Das Leopoldina-Mitglied Richard Siebeck (1883 –1965) im Nationalsozialismus und in der frühen Nachkriegszeit

The Lancet Commission on medicine, Nazism, and the Holocaust: historical evidence, implications for today, teaching for tomorrow

Letter in response to ‘Painful and sometimes deadly experiments which Nazi doctors carried out on children’ by Paul Weindling

Medicine during the Nazi period and the Holocaust: what are the implications? An interview with Volker Roelcke

The animal model of human disease as a core concept of medical research: Historical cases, failures, and some epistemological considerations.

The German Medical Association's hesitant dealing with the Nazi past.

[Subject, Statistics, Science: Epistemological Positionings and Evidence Practices in Clinical Medicine since 1949. : Introduction].

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Kamila Uzarczyk

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