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"An Early Death Sentence": Fonasa and Isapres Rejected More than 16,000 Licenses for Cancer Patients, Many in Terminal State

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Medical licenses rejected to cancer patients have gone up. 26% correspond to cases of "unrecoverable diagnosis".
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"An Early Death Sentence": Fonasa and Isapres Rejected More than 16,000 Licenses for Cancer Patients, Many in Terminal State

Medical licenses rejected to cancer patients have gone up. 26% correspond to cases of "unrecoverable diagnosis".

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The Clinic broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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