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28/12/2023

Constanza Olivares, Assistant Director of Health of Corporación Infantil MATER, is interviewed in the program Clave Social, Radio La Clave.

 

"Kidney disease is very silent, there are certain signs that children give that can raise alarms in parents."

Constanza Olivares Meneses, Assistant Director of Health MATER Children's Corporation, was on Saturday, December 16 in the program Clave Social, in Radio La Clave, along with Andrea Hoffmann and María José García to talk about the importance of prevention, diagnosis and making chronic diseases visible in society.

Relive the interview here:

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