Women can contribute to the current challenges of clinical bioethics a humanistic vision in relation to their capacity to welcome, care and give life. A complementary vision to which the man can contribute to which he adds his life experience as a woman.This publication aims to give some keys to face and solve the multiple bioethical questions that in the current clinic are raised at a time in history where relativism also affects human life. Training, cunning, courage and coherence are necessary when defending a bioethic based on the person, it is the dignity that is its own. Various situations are reviewed in clinical practice in which women can not only defend life, but also convince those who do not defend it with a good argument.

Cancer is a disease that affects one child for every 200 adults. It is the second leading cause of death in children aged 0-14 years after accidents. 80% of children diagnosed with cancer are cured of their disease in our country. However, approximately 20% eventually die from the disease or the side effects of treatment. Once the severity of the disease is known and therefore its consequences, it is essential to try to integrate the disease into the normal life of the child, the family, and the surrounding environment. The aim is to turn the child into a physically, psychologically, socially, and spiritually healthy adult. To achieve this, the child must be the center of our work and should be attended to by a multidisciplinary team. Palliative Care should be started from the time of diagnosis for children with poor or no possibility of cure.  For the rest of the children, it shoul...