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French Public Health CodeIn force
Section 4: Compensation for victims

Article L1142-19

The victim informs the Office of any court proceedings relating to the same facts that may be in progress. If legal action is taken, the victim informs the judge that the matter has been referred to t…

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Title VIII: Reducing the risks associated with prostitution

Article L1181-1

The harm reduction policy for prostitutes consists of preventing sexually transmitted infections and other health, social and psychological risks associated with prostitution. Harm reduction measures…

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Article L1211-1

The transfer and use of elements and products of the human body are governed by the provisions of Chapter II of Title I of Book I of the Civil Code and by the provisions of this Book. The activities r…

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Title II: Human blood

Article L1220-1

This Title applies to blood, its components and labile blood products, with the exception of haematopoietic cells and blood mononuclear cells, which are covered by Title IV of this Book.

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Chapter I: Foundation

Article L1171-1

A foundation helps to mobilise the resources needed to support individual or collective actions designed to develop health-promoting behaviour. In particular, these initiatives help to promote a balan…

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Chapter II: Prescription of physical activity

Article L1172-1

As part of the care pathway for people suffering from a long-term condition or a chronic disease or presenting risk factors and for people losing their independence, the doctor involved in the care ma…

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Chapter II: French blood establishment and army blood transfusion centre

Article L1222-12

The Etablissement Français du Sang, the Armed Forces Blood Transfusion Centre, for the activities of collection, biological qualification of the donation, preparation, distribution, delivery of labile…

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Section 4: Enforcement of the judgment and individual compensation for damages

Article L1143-12

With the judge's authorisation, the association may call upon any person belonging to a regulated legal profession, the list of which shall be determined by decree of the Conseil d'Etat, to assist it.

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Chapter I: Collection, preparation and storage of blood, blood components and labile blood products.

Article L1221-13

The purpose of haemovigilance is to monitor and evaluate all incidents and adverse reactions occurring in donors or recipients of labile blood products. It covers the entire transfusion chain, from th…

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Chapter IV: Common provisions

Article L1144-1

Unless otherwise provided, the terms and conditions for the application of this Title shall be determined by decree in the Conseil d'Etat.

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