On Wednesday, February 29 marks the World Day of Rare Diseases. In our country have between 6 and 8% of the population. Viewed objectively, the probability that one would touch is very low, but when you live in first personthat minimum risk becomes an event that changes the life insurance. People with a rare disease have been involved in the distribution of a deck of approx.7000 various, among which include different types of cancer.

The common denominator of5 affects less people per 10,000 population and therefore are considered rare, but as a whole involving three million patients.You only have medical and scientific knowledge of about 1,000, the most frequent and the numbers affected by each of them varies from less than a dozen to a few thousand and in most cases there is no treatment.

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