US EditionInsn San Borja Manages to Reduce Infant Mortality by up to 2.6%: Director Highlights Management of Public-Private Partnerships
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The National Institute of Child Health of San Borja, under the direction of Dr. Zulema Tomás, commemorates 12 years of service, highlighting its advances in pediatric medical care in Peru. The former Health Minister reported that more than 54,000 patients have already had surgery with various complex pathologies; in addition, infant mortality was reduced from 3.3% in 2023 to 2.6% in 2024. According to Dr. Tomás, this is due to several factors su…
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