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85% of disabilities are invisible. This does not mean that they do not require special attention, but simply that they cannot be noticed if the person does not wish to discuss with them openly. They can be quite diverse in their nature, and include chronic or disabling illnesses, cognitive disorders, or physical disabilities.

This figure is as precise as it is disarming: in 2013, 95.7% of human beings bore the burden of an acute or chronic disease, or of an injury, lesion or physical damage. This is a summary of the state of human health that emerges from the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013 (Global Burden of Disease Study 2013) conducted among 188 countries and published on June 8 in the journal The Lancet.If many pathologies are not subject to recognition of a disability (such as cavities). The study shows us that 10% of the world's population is affected by a chronic disabling disease.These are very varied: cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, chronic renal failure, hepatitis, cancers, respiratory diseases, multiple sclerosis, diseases of the digestive system, HIV…. They are therefore long-lasting, progressive diseases, often partially disabling and susceptible to complications.

There are around 200 different types of cancer Cancerous tumours are classified in two manners: by the type of tissue from which the tumour originates (histological) or by the location or organ from which the cancer first developed. Cancer does not necessarily lead to classification as a Disabled Employee, this depends on the consequences and impact on a person's work.