Page 8 to 11: Claudine Esper – Introduction to the colloquium “Bioethics law of August 2, 2021. What impact on our lives?” | Page 12 to 17: Ana Zelcevic-Duhamel – Access to medically assisted procreation (MAP) for female couples and for unmarried women – legal provisions | Page 18 to 21: Joëlle Belaisch-Allart – Access to Medically Assisted Procreation (MAP) for female couples and single women: testimony from a manager of an MAP centre, what consequences in convenient ? | Page 22 to 27: Catherine Paley-Vincent – Medically assisted procreation: access to origins. The bioethics law of August 2, 2021 opens up the identity of the donor to the adult child | Page 28 to 32: Catherine Metzler-Guillemain – CECOS testimony on access to medically assisted procreation with sperm donation and access to “origins” | Page 33 to 36: Jacques Bringer – Access to Medically Assisted Procreation (MAP) for female couples and single women. What ethical tensions? | Page 37 to 43: Marie Mesnil – The self-preservation of gametes: new deal or new gifts? | Page 44 to 51: Louis Bujan – Conservation of gametes without medical indication: a new possibility but practical questions | Page 52 to 57: Marie-Xavière Catto – The bioethics law and intersex people: constrain doctors or provide a framework for their practices? | Page 58 to 64: Agnès Condat, Nicolas Mendes and David Cohen – Variations in genital development, gender identities and consent to care | Page 65 to 67: Claire Bouvattier and Laetitia Martinerie – Children with a variation in genital development | Page 68 to 75: Claudine Esper – Genomic medicine and the law of 2 August 2021 relating to bioethics: increased circulation of genetic data on individuals | Page 76 to 83: Michel Ducreux and Philippe Amiel – Access to genetic testing in oncology | Page 84 to 87: Jean-François Mattéi – Conclusions of the symposium: “Bioethics law of August 2, 2021, what impact on our lives?
