The hot summer of Agnès Buzyn

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Heat wave, emergencies, PMA, homeopathy, pensions, dependence, the Minister of Health is in the front line on many issues. "She is one of the best government ministers ..." A compliment signed by Edouard Philippe. During the heat wave, Agnès Buzyn has multiplied displacements and speeches, while continuing to manage a dozen other projects. "Working on issues of crisis and on medium and long-term topics is what characterizes this ministry," she says in a voice always asked. The distress of emergency doctors is one of his priorities. She promises that the mission she has entrusted to Professor Pierre Carli, President of the National Council of Hospital Emergency, and the deputy LREM Thomas Mesnier, emergency, will lead to concrete proposals. "If I have tracks in a fortnight, I will not wait until November to implement them," she promises. While the draft bioethics bill will be presented to the Council of Ministers on July 24, she announced that the text will be discussed in Parliament in September. "It will be adopted at first reading in the Assembly before the end of the year," she predicts, certain that "the majority of French will not be embarrassed by the opening of the PMA to couples of women and single women "Its health law, which wants to unclog hospitals by improving hospitality in the city and creating more health homes in rural areas, will be adopted by the end of the month. "There will be no time for implementation," she says. And as of this summer, we will give levers to bring out the territorial health professional communities. "

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