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Sex Crimes: A Step Forward with the 2021 Law, but Protection for Minors Remains Inadequate [Interview]
The law of April 21, 2021, aimed at protecting minors from sexual crimes and offenses and from incest, removes the presumption of consent in many cases. It also allows for the criminal...
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Relationships and Sexuality in the Law: The Role of Consent
Although it is anachronistic, the marital duty is still enshrined in marriage law. This results in a genuine obligation to consent to sexual intercourse. In a context where the...
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Access to healthcare for migrants: How can you give consent if you don’t understand?
Healthcare providers do not always obtain informed consent from migrant patients, primarily due to language and cultural barriers. As a result, access to care is compromised for these populations.
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Choosing to Die? [Interview]
In clinical ethics, we must determine whether the person expresses—or has expressed—a genuine, authentic will that reflects their autonomy. Medical logic appears to respect patients’...
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Consent, Ethics, Care, and Health: Further Reading [Bibliography]
To complement this special issue, which addresses the issue of consent, this bibliography offers a selection of resources organized into eight categories. These categories are as...
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Trial of an obesity prevention program: An improvement in body composition was observed in about one-third of the children [Interview]
The "Mission: Get Back on Track" (MRTC) program, which has been piloted for three years, provides early, multidisciplinary, and free care for children aged 3 to 8 who are overweight or...
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Marseille’s Mobile Healthcare Clinic: A Safe Space Where Asylum Seekers Can Discuss Their Health [Interview]
In Marseille, a mobile healthcare access unit (Pass) serves vulnerable populations, including asylum seekers. As part of an outreach initiative, the truck—bearing the hospital’s...
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Health Care Access Clinics (PASS): Providing Care and Support for People in Vulnerable Situations
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Heat Waves and Health: Excess Mortality. Update as of August 17, 2023.
Key Points The second heat wave of the summer occurred from July 17 to 26, 2023, and affected 10 departments in the Southeast. Nationally, no excess mortality was observed during this...
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SOS Médecins National Newsletter, August 16, 2023
Key Points In Week 32 (August 7–13, 2023), activity at SOS Médecins clinics continued to decline among children and remained slightly higher among those aged 75 and older (+6.5%, or...