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The
France Foundation Terms of Use
The
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provider. You should not rely on any information in text, video
and audio files, slides, graphs or articles on this website to replace
consultations with qualified healthcare professionals to meet medical
needs. If you are not a health care provider, we encourage you to
consult a healthcare professional when interpreting the material
offered here.
Copyright
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this medium. You are authorized to view, copy, download and print
this material subject to the following terms, conditions and exceptions:
• The material is to be used solely for personal, noncommercial,
informational and educational purposes.
• The material is not to be modified. It is to be distributed
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• The copyright information or other proprietary notices may
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• The site design, layout and individual elements are not to
be reproduced, copied or redistributed except as indicated above
in item number one.
The authors, contributors, and editorial staff have made every effort
to contact holders of copyright to obtain permission to reproduce
copyright material. However, if any permission has been inadvertently
overlooked, The France Foundation will be pleased to make the necessary
and reasonable arrangements.
Permissions
Educational Use
Content on this site is copyrighted. You may view, download and
print materials from the France Foundation website for non-profit,
educational purposes only, under the terms and conditions of the
definition of "fair use." Proper attribution, including
a notice of copyright, must be included on all copies.
Abiding by the principal factors of fair use, one can utilize a
portion of a copyrighted work "as is" for purposes of
non-profit research and education. Appropriate credit of the source
is required. The use of embedded third party copyrighted works,
or portions thereof, for any other purpose is not deemed fair use.
Other Uses
If you would like to reproduce, reprint or adapt content from The
France Foundation website for any purposes other than those listed
above, you must seek permission from the France Foundation. Please
address permission requests via U.S. mail, fax or e-mail, to the
Legal Department, The France Foundation, 166 Main Street, Old Saybrook, CT 06475; fax: 860-434-5390; email: permissions@francefoundation.com
All requests should include the following information:
About the material you would like to use:
• Title of page/section/slide you would like to use
• URL of the page/section
• Identify content; provide a sample if possible
About your proposed use:
Name of your website, publication, program or product
• URL of website
• Name of publisher or sponsor
• Type/format of publication in which The France Foundation
content will appear (e.g., website, newsletter, book, periodical,
CD-ROM)
• Estimated number of copies to be printed or produced
• Whether the copies will be sold or free. If free, what funding,
if any, is affiliated with the program/project?
Please note: Responses to permission requests usually take 7
to 10 business days from the time a request is received. Response
times may be longer during times of high volume. Incomplete requests
will be returned and will not be processed.
If you have any questions, please contact The France Foundation
at permissions@francefoundation.com.
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