(ANSA) – SAN SERVOLO ISLAND (VENICE), SEPTEMBER 27 – For oncological treatments for immigrants “there is no doubt that everywhere in the world there is frequently a condition of disparity in prevention, in the timeliness of therapeutic interventions, in adequate access to treatment. The choice to develop a reflection aimed at evaluating with scientific rigor the impact of oncological diseases on immigrant people and improving their possibility of accessing treatment expresses a precious, and in reality natural, desire to place the person, whatever. person, at the center of reflection and healthcare action”. This was stated by the President of the Republic, Sergio Mattarella, in a video message sent to the Italian Association of Medical Oncology (Aiom) on the occasion of the Ethics Days promoted by the scientific society and the Aiom Foundation and dedicated this year to the theme ‘Oncology and immigration ‘. “This primary duty of high moral value – continued the head of state – is accompanied by the positive impact for the entire population of our country as a result of the knowledge acquired on the condition of this part of the people living in Italy”. Expressing “great appreciation for this commitment to reflection”, Mattarella underlines that “the annual appointment which is being renewed in these days in Sanservolo highlights the intense and indispensable connection between medicine, ethical profiles and social implications. A bond that induces this year, with great and appreciated sensitivity, to delve deeper into the topic of oncological treatments for immigrants”. (HANDLE).
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