US EditionBaja California Health System Advances with Historical Results in Transplants and Medical Care: Governor Marina Del Pilar - Uniradio Informa Baja California
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Tijuana.- The Ministry of Health of the State of Baja California received a recognition from the National Transplant Center, which is part of the federal government, for surpassing 600 transplant surgeries since 2020. During its weekly press conference, the governor of Pilar Ávila Olmeda showed the plaque that was handed to the state unit.
This Wednesday, April 8, the Secretary of Health of Baja California, Adrián Medina Amarillas, revealed that the state's health sector, both public and private, has performed 500 transplants in the last five years, which is part of the essential public health functions assigned to the state's Health Secretariat. “Immersed in this process of change in the national system and… Source
Tijuana, April 8. Baja California continues to strengthen its health system, said the governor of Pilar Avila Olmeda, who said that historical results have been achieved in transplants and medical care. She stressed that in the area of organ donation and transplants, more than 500 procedures have been carried out, which has allowed more people to have a second chance of life. She indicated that in a historical event at the regional level, recent…
After ten years without having been performed, a liver transplant was completed in Baja California thanks to the accreditation of the Mexican Red Cross, the Tijuana Delegation, as a transplant center at the end of 2025. The procedure was carried out at the Alfonso Gamboa Núñez Emergency Hospital of the Red Cross in this city. The secretary of Health of Baja California, José Adrián Medina Amarillas, reported that this is the first liver transplan…
More than 500 transplants performed and advances in prevention and medical care consolidate the state as a national reference in health issues
More than 500 transplants performed and advances in prevention and medical care consolidate the state as a national reference in health issues
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