[Council of State] – BIOETHICS LAWS: FIVE YEARS LATER, Study adopted by the General Assembly of the Council of State on November 25, 1999, Studies of the Council of State
[Council of State] – BIOETHICS LAWS: FIVE YEARS LATER, Study adopted by the General Assembly of the Council of State on November 25, 1999, Studies of the Council of State
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    BIOETHICS LAWS: FIVE YEARS LATER, Study adopted by the General Assembly of the Council of State on November 25, 1999, Studies of the Council of State
Édition :
    Paris
Date :
    1999
    in-8, paperback, INVOICE FROM THE AUTHOR TO MADAME DREIFUSS, (cover slightly faded), interior fresh, 337 p.
    “After recalling the principles on which the so-called bioethics laws of July 29, 1994, are based, the Council of State focused on answering the main questions under debate: Should reproductive cloning in humans be prohibited? Should research on the embryo be authorized, and under what conditions? What therapeutic prospects could justify it? Would such research be compatible with the principle of protecting the in vitro embryo? How can the organization and operation of the assisted reproductive technology and transplantation sectors be further improved? What should be feared from the development of predictive medicine, and in particular, how can the spread of genetic testing be prevented from leading to discrimination against individuals based on their genetic characteristics? Should the European directive of July 6, 1998, on the legal protection of biotechnological inventions be transposed as is, given that it represents a break with the choices made in 1994 regarding the profitability of the human genome?”

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