US EditionBrazil Beat Record of Transplants in the Country in 2024, but 78 000 People Are Still Waiting for the Donation
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Brazil had a record of transplants in 2024. There were 30.3 thousand procedures last year, an increase of 5.5% compared to 2023 when 28.7 billion were made, despite the increase, the country still has 78 thousand people waiting on the line by an organ, according to a balance published in this quarter, 4 by the Ministry of Health. At the data presentation event, the past called attention to the need for enlargement in the number of donors, which …
Brasilia, 4 Jun (Prensa Latina) Brazil performed the highest number of organ and tissue transplants in 2024, with about 30,300 procedures, according to data from the Ministry of Health, published today. The post Brazil beat organ transplant brand in 2024 first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Brazil surpassed the mark of 30,000 organ and tissue transplants in a single year for the first time. The country still has a waiting list of 78,000 people. The data was released this Wednesday (June 4, 2025) by the Ministry of Health. In 2024, 30,300 transplants were performed in the country — a number higher than the previous record, of 28,700 in 2023. Of the total, 85% were performed by the SUS (Unified Health System). R$1.47 billion was allo…
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Folha de S.PauloThe country carried out 30.3 000 organ transplants and tissues, 85% were made by SUS, says Ministry of Health
The amount of donations is greater than the last 10 years, and beats the record recorded in 2023 of 28.7 thousand procedures. Brazil beats, for the second consecutive year, the number of transplants made in 2024. According to data published by the Ministry of Health in this quarter, there were 30.3 thousand organ donations in the country last year, but 70.8 thousand people still wait for an organ in the row. The number of transplants is the larg…
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