Can a person receive a disability group for a cancer patient?

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Anastasiia Novikova

20.07.2023 10:05 • Question

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Yaroslav Sikorsky

Answer provided 21.07.2023 12:03

YES, there is such a possibility.

Oncological diseases are included in the list of diseases for which disability can be issued. However, its receipt cannot be guaranteed - cancer affects the quality of life of a person in different ways and responds to treatment in different ways.

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Can a person receive a disability group for a cancer patient?

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