Dr. Carmen Herrero died this Saturday from metastatic gastric cancer at the age of 37, as reported by the Castellón Hospital Consortium, where she worked.

The healthcare company stood out in the field of oncology where it gave itself “body and soul” to its patients, as the center points out.

He studied Medicine and Surgery at the University of Valencia to later specialize in Medical Oncology. Likewise, she completed a master's degree in Molecular Biology in Madrid and an external Rotatory at the Massachusetts Hospital in the breast cancer unit.

The doctor stood out for her research on breast cancer. In 2019, she received the Professor Antonio LLombart Rodríguez Award from the Royal Academy of Medicine of the Valencian Community, which allowed her to enter the Royal Academy of Medicine of the Valencian Community as a corresponding Academician.

“To his extraordinary and brilliant curriculum is added the delicacy and sympathy with which he treated his patients. Goodbye, dear doctor. You will always be in the hearts of those of us who have had the fortune to know you,” his colleagues said goodbye.