Lula: Brazilians have greater access to healthcare than ever before
Brasilia, August 10 (Hibya) - Brazilian President Lula da Silva announced that access to healthcare in the country has reached its highest level in history, with 41 products offered free of charge under the Farmácia Popular program and healthcare services being expanded.
Brazilian President Lula da Silva said in a post that citizens' access to healthcare services in the country has increased to an unprecedented level.
Lula stated that 41 products are provided free of charge under the Farmácia Popular program and that the "Agora Tem Especialistas" program has expanded access to more doctors and healthcare services.
Lula noted that services at Brazil's federal hospitals are continuing and that a record level has been reached in scheduled surgeries, adding that the Unified Health System (SUS) is reaching more citizens and providing healthcare services across the country.
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