World · 4 August 2026
German politicians want a new law to protect cancer survivors from discrimination
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German politicians want a new law to stop banks and insurers from discriminating against people who have beaten cancer. The Social Democrats proposed a five-year rule to hide past diagnoses, and several high-ranking party figures who survived cancer have backed it. However, the German Insurance Association warned that companies need to assess health risks properly.
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