Childhood cancer: families call for recognition of disability from diagnosis of the disease
Envera interviews the president of Pequeño Valiente on Radio Terrícola and joins the International Children's Cancer Day with its support to families. Every year in Spain there are more than a thousand cases of childhood cancer in children from 0 to 14 years old, according to data from the AECC. From the moment of diagnosis, the lives of patients and their families change radically, transforming their routines into a constant hustle and bustle of hospital visits and medical treatments. For this reason, families are calling for the 33% disability rate to be recognized from the time the disease is diagnosed.










