Cancer survivors need protection from future discrimination, say German politicians

Per The Guardian, German politicians who survived cancer are championing a policy to protect people long in remission from discrimination in bank loans, adoption of children, and insurance. The 'right to be forgotten' would safeguard an estimated five point five million former cancer patients in Germany—people who have received a clear bill of health from their doctors.

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