US EditionPatients with Brain Cancer Demand More Communication and Territorial Equity
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"Cancer is not only combated, it is also necessary to confront the system." This is what Pilar Hermosilla, a family member of a person with glioblastoma, said, reflecting the shared feeling during the workshop ‘Beyond the Diagnosis: What We Don’t Know (Neither Speak) of Brain Cancer’. The event, promoted by ASTUCE Spain on the eve of World Brain Tumor Day, served for patients and relatives to denounce the lack of medical coordination, emotional …
“Not only fights against cancer. Fights against the system,” said Pilar Hermosilla, a family member of glioblastoma’s patient, summarizing the general feeling of the ‘workshop’ ‘Beyond the diagnosis: what we don’t know (or talk about) about brain cancer’, organized by ASTUCE Spain on the eve of World Brain Tumor Day, in which patients and family members have denounced medical discoordination, emotional abandonment and territorial inequality in a…
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