• 12 - The contaminated blood affair, the French state responsible but not guilty - Disasters, True Stories

  • Jun 10 2022
  • Durée: 13 min
  • Podcast
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12 - The contaminated blood affair, the French state responsible but not guilty - Disasters, True Stories

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  • A rare genetic disease known since ancient times, hemophilia affects nearly 8000 French people today. In the 1950s, Dr. Emile Remigy, pushed back the limits of their life expectancy. He developed a treatment, a frozen cryoprecipitate which, once injected into the patient, made up for their lack of coagulant proteins. The industrialization of this product was made possible in France thanks to blood donations, a practice encouraged since 1949, when the National Blood Transfusion Center was created in Paris, which advocates volunteerism, anonymity and non-profit. But what if the State was capable of putting its population at risk for the sake of financial gain? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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