(Opinion) Brazil's healthcare system, aiming for ambitious goals, currently faces a crisis.
The Unified National Health System (SUS), which is intended to provide universal, free healthcare, is grappling with financial and organizational challenges.
It faces considerable challenges, leading to its top ranking as Brazilians' main concern, as the recent Datafolha survey reveals.
This concern overshadows crime, corruption, and inequality, with a notable disparity between the SUS and private healthcare sectors.
While the . . .
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