Article L1151-1
The practice of diagnostic or therapeutic acts, procedures, techniques and methods, as well as the prescription of certain medical devices and their accessories, and the use of medicinal products requ…
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The practice of diagnostic or therapeutic acts, procedures, techniques and methods, as well as the prescription of certain medical devices and their accessories, and the use of medicinal products requ…
Blood transfusion is carried out in the interest of the recipient and is governed by the ethical principles of voluntary and anonymous donation, and the absence of profit, under the conditions defined…
The national blood transfusion master plan is drawn up by the Minister for Health, after consultation with the Minister for Defence, on the basis of the project prepared by the Etablissement Français…
With the exception of labile blood products, cellular products for therapeutic purposes are human cells used for autologous or allogeneic therapeutic purposes, whatever their level of transformation,…
Without prejudice to the application of special legislation and the powers granted to local authorities, decrees by the Conseil d'Etat, issued after consultation with the Haut Conseil de la santé publ…
Only persons registered on a national list, regardless of where they live, may receive an organ, cornea or other tissue transplant, the list of which is set by decree, after receiving the opinion of t…
Organ removal with a view to donation for therapeutic purposes may only be carried out in health establishments authorised for this purpose by the administrative authority after obtaining the opinion…
As stated in Article 511-2 of the French Criminal Code, reproduced below: "Obtaining one of a person's organs in return for payment, in whatever form, is punishable by seven years' imprisonment and a…
A person of full age may consent to donate their body after their death for the purposes of medical teaching and research. The donor's consent must be expressed in writing. This paragraph does not app…
Gamete donation involves a third party donating sperm or eggs for medically assisted procreation.
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