Brazil advances with a National Health Policy in Schools and a state law in Goiás promoting sports to improve youth health and activity levels.
Brazil's Human Rights and Family Commission approved a state policy targeting ethnic-racial health disparities to promote equity in the Unified Health System.
Deputy Georgeo Passos criticizes Sergipe's health workforce plan as insufficient amid government efforts to restructure and increase staffing following a federal mandate.
The Brazilian Senate committee approved a bill to enhance psychological support and symbolic acknowledgment for families experiencing perinatal loss, introducing the purple butterfly emblem.
Brazil's Senate passes a pivotal bill to enhance vaccine production independence, now moving to presidential approval.
The Brazilian government unveiled the National Policy for Homeless Health Care, featuring new mobile health units and doubled outreach teams, aiming to provide integrated care for the homeless.
Jundiaí invests R$2 million to expand and modernize UBS Jardim Esplanada, strengthening primary healthcare coverage and infrastructure.
Brazil implements new national health policies to boost patient safety and support individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders.
Two bills in Brazil's Senate propose raising medical residency scholarships significantly to improve specialist training conditions and address payment depreciation.
Brazilian researchers develop nanoparticle RNA delivery to revolutionize treatments for psoriasis and vitiligo by silencing disease-causing genes.
Brazil advances health sovereignty with a key health conference and supports family farmers adopting hydroponic technology for greater autonomy and productivity.
Brazil has activated its Ebola contingency plan following WHO alerts about an escalating outbreak in Africa, emphasizing surveillance without travel restrictions.
Ju Massaoka recovers well after nearly losing her nose due to unauthorized PMMA injections during cosmetic surgery, highlighting risks of uninformed procedures.
New research shows antidepressant use during pregnancy does not directly increase autism or ADHD risk in children once genetic and environmental factors are considered.
Brazil's Health Commission will debate enforcement of the nursing salary floor amid funding concerns, alongside Fiocruz and UnDF's partnership boosting public health research.
Bahia prepares to inaugurate its first Novo PAC hospital in Alagoinhas, featuring advanced oncology and pediatric ICU services and generating over 1,000 jobs.
Hospitalar 2026 will host 85,000 professionals and over 1,200 exhibitors in São Paulo, highlighting healthcare innovation, technology, and business growth in Latin America.
Bahia's health authorities held a pre-workshop to bolster Brazil's National Health Surveillance Policy, emphasizing preparedness and integrated health system action.
Brazil grapples with rising judicialization in healthcare while advancing mental health policies and safety regulations in health services.
Brazilian scientists are driving major advances in medical technology, from innovative wound dressings to AI diagnostics and neurorehabilitation breakthroughs.
Brazil's Chamber of Deputies reviews a bill to declare Lenacapavir injection public interest, aiming to improve affordable access to HIV treatment via the public health system.
Mogi das Cruzes initiates a multi-location health campaign offering flu vaccinations, STI testing, and clinical services for priority groups through April 23, 2026.
Brazilian companies must now inform employees about cancer diagnostics and HPV vaccination under new law, coupled with advancements in cancer treatment production for public health.
Brazil faces a surge in smoking and e-cigarette use amid public health warnings about associated risks and industry influence.
The Grande ABC region formalizes an encompassing regional medicinal cannabis policy to bolster health access, research, and economic development.
Brazil commemorates 10 years of CTVacinas with a significant government investment to advance domestic vaccine development, aiming for technological sovereignty and improved public health.
A national meeting in Brasília marked 20 years of Brazil’s comprehensive women's health policy, emphasizing key health issues and complementing efforts to combat gender political violence.
Brazil makes strides in tuberculosis detection and HPV vaccination while facing new challenges with the spreading Oropouche virus.
Brazil's Senate approves bill ensuring priority free surgeries and psychological aid for women victims of violence, while a public hearing highlights statistics and legislative alignment for tackling violence against women.
Brazil and South Korea sign strategic health cooperation agreements with R$1.1 billion investment to boost domestic production of critical medicines and foster biomedical innovation.
Mato Grosso and Goiás deputies propose state policies to encourage spinal injury research and improve early cancer diagnosis, highlighting advances in health innovation and preventive care.
UFRJ has developed Polilaminina, a new drug aimed at reversing paralysis from spinal cord injuries, with clinical trials recently authorized by Anvisa.
To combat methanol poisoning risks during the 2026 Carnival, Paraíba's State University rolled out innovative detection kits utilizing colorimetric technology, safeguarding public health after a deadly 2025 outbreak.
Brazil's federal government commits R$131.9 million to expand and improve health care infrastructure and services in Espírito Santo municipalities impacted by the 2015 Mariana dam disaster.
Brazil’s Ministry of Health relaunches the Brasil Saudável program in 2026, aiming to eliminate major infectious and socially determined diseases by 2030 through intersectoral collaboration and secured funding.
Brazil experienced a 15% increase in workplace absences due to mental health issues in 2025, affecting over 546,000 workers, particularly in precarious jobs like retail and cleaning, with significant economic impact and delayed regulatory responses.
UFSC's pioneering study and a hospital-led educational event highlight transgender health outcomes and anti-transfobia efforts in Brazil.
Brazil responds to soaring chronic diseases and maternal health risks with major health programs and substantial public investment.
Brazil struggles with low COVID-19 vaccination coverage, especially among children, despite ongoing efforts and public health initiatives.
Belo Horizonte has passed a new law targeting gambling addiction, focusing on prevention, treatment, and education amid rising online betting concerns.