Criterios de incapacidad laboral en cáncer de mama

Vicente-Herrero, Ma Teófila; García, María Jesús Terradillos; Torre, María Victoria Ramírez Íñiguez de la; García, Luisa M. Capdevila; López-González, Ángel Arturo

doi:10.1016/j.semerg.2012.04.011

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“…Cabe mencionar que la conversón del peso mexicano el día 18 de octubre de 2019 En términos económicos, se debe considerar el notable incremento en el gasto ocasionado por incapacidades permanentes debidas a enfermedades neoplásicas. Por ejemplo, en Madrid, en el año 2012, de las 74,631 pensiones por incapacidad permanente, un 42.28% (31,554) fueron absolutas, con un saldo medio de pensión de 1211.94 € 19 . En México, el cáncer de mama es la principal causa de invalidez por enfermedades malignas (16%), seguido del cáncer de colon y de encéfalo 20 .…”

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Análisis del coste directo de la atención médica y quirúrgica del cáncer de mama. Estudio comparativo entre etapas temprana y tardía en tercer nivel de atención

Montiel-Jarquín¹,

Santiago-Carrillo²,

García-Galicia³

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Análisis del coste directo de la atención médica y quirúrgica del cáncer de mama. Estudio comparativo entre etapas temprana y tardía en tercer nivel de atención

Montiel-Jarquín¹,

Santiago-Carrillo²,

García-Galicia³

et al. 2023

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“…ments, and the costs of work absence periods[58] [59][60] [61][62]. Nevertheless, the absence of positive associations between breast cancer mortality rates and the specific professions clashes against the scientific evidence, since positive associations have already been found between the work-related exposure to different substances and breast cancer in women.…”

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Cancer in Women and Its Relation to Work Systematic Review

López-González¹,

Torre²,

García³

2021

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Nowadays, cancer is one of the main worldwide causes of death and an increasing issue in public health. In the European Union, it is the first workrelated cause of death. Studies about occupational risk exposure are a useful field of investigation to determine cancerous elements; special attention is paid to the relationship between cancer and work in women, who must constantly adapt to the working market and the new working fields, with their diverse degrees of exposure to risks. This revision has reviewed the bibliography gathered in Medline related to breast cancer, cervix cancer, uterus cancer, and ovarian cancer, along with their relationship with different workrelated risks and types of working roles. The results have shown enough scientific evidence to suspect that work related exposition could be a plausible cause of these gynaecological cancers. Therefore, we want to stress the need of enhancing the coordinated investigation between all the medical specialties involved, and to encourage the spread of the necessary knowledge to manage and prevent them.

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