Question 25272 — diseases

Summary

Mrs. Annie Chapelier draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to discrimination at work against people with diabetes. In France, 4 million people live with diabetes, requiring heavy care on the one hand and exposure to the risk of serious complications on the other. In addition to the difficulties directly linked to the disease, diabetics are refused access to regulated professions: police, navy, civil security, civil aviation, army, SNCF - while neighboring European countries, among others, have changed their legislation in this area. It must be remembered that science evolves, accompanied by innovation in technology. Support and treatments are improving and developing, leading these populations to be able to consider a professional transmutation into professions prohibited in society. French until then. Should we not promote equal opportunities for all and for all? This discrimination is a source of exclusion for the 1.3 million diabetic workers in France. Access to employment and training is a priority in a society that aims to be inclusive. This is why she asks him what measures are planned by the Government to put an end to this exclusion which does not meet no longer meet the expectations of the time nor a real health and medical situation. Finally, she submitted to him the proposal of the French federation of diabetics, namely the creation of an interministerial committee which would aim to update the regulatory texts of professions prohibited to diabetics.

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