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Psychiatrische Praxis|March 2, 2021
[Ethical Aspects of Co-Intelligent Assisitive Technologies in Dementia Care]Mark Schweda, Silke SchicktanzBioethics|August 15, 2018
Return to childhood? Against the infantilization of people with dementiaKarin Jongsma, Mark SchwedaBioethics|April 17, 2012
How do we want to grow old? Anti-ageing-medicine and the scope of public healthcare in liberal democraciesMark Schweda, Georg MarckmannSocial Science & Medicine (1982)|August 16, 2014
Colonization of later life? Laypersons' and users' agency regarding anti-aging medicine in GermanyMark Schweda, Larissa PfallerHistory and Philosophy of the Life Sciences|January 19, 2023
Editorial introduction: Biomedicine and life sciences as a challenge to human temporalityNitzan Rimon-Zarfaty, Mark SchwedaPlos One|November 19, 2024
How do medical students deal with the topic of racism? A qualitative analysis of group discussions in GermanySimon Matteo Gerhards, Mark SchwedaMedicine, Health Care, and Philosophy|July 10, 2007
'In a completely different light'? The role of 'being affected' for the epistemic perspectives and moral attitudes of patients, relatives and lay peopleSilke Schicktanz, Mark Schweda, Martina FranzenBioethics|April 21, 2018
Are older people a vulnerable group? Philosophical and bioethical perspectives on ageing and vulnerabilityClaudia Bozzaro, Joachim Boldt, Mark SchwedaBMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making|April 27, 2019
Taking patient involvement seriously: a critical ethical analysis of participatory approaches in data-intensive medical researchKatharina Beier, Mark Schweda, Silke SchicktanzEthik in Der Medizin : Organ Der Akademie Fur Ethik in Der Medizin|January 9, 2023
[Between trivialization and pathologization: Healthcare in old age and the temporal structure of a good life]Mark Schweda, Eva Hummers, Evelyn KleinertPageof 5