Truly Universal Healthcare
Spain's government has enacted a decree to ensure universal access to public healthcare, including coverage for undocumented immigrants.
SF Candidate: The Social Democrats' Health Proposal is Insane in Several Ways. It is Difficult to Determine Which is Worst
A candidate from the Socialist People's Party criticizes the Social Democrats' health proposal, arguing that it is flawed and overlooks the pressing issue of inequality in healthcare.
8M: The Debt of Social Security and the 'Tax' of Being a Woman
INEGI's recent report reveals a significant decline in access to health services in Mexico, particularly affecting women, correlating with persistent gender disparities.
Women receive breast cancer diagnosis in more advanced stages in the SUS in São Paulo, says study
A study reveals that women in São Paulo diagnosed with breast cancer through the public healthcare system are often diagnosed at more advanced stages, leading to lower survival rates.
Protests at the Saeima for Healthcare Accessibility
The youth organization 'Protests' is staging a demonstration at the Saeima to demand the Latvian government ensure accessible, state-funded healthcare.
Cancer rates rise amid inequalities between EU members
Cancer rates in Europe are rising amid significant health inequalities across EU member states, raising concerns about lifestyle and healthcare access.
Serious Issues in Service Voucher Availability – This is How KKV Would Change the Model
A recent report by the Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (KKV) highlights significant disparities in service voucher systems across welfare regions, affecting accessibility, costs, and equality for customers.
Different treatment for the same illness - Mia now receives the support she has missed
Mia and her sister Anette, both suffering from hereditary cancer, illustrate the disparities in healthcare experiences as Mia finally receives the support she has needed.
Protest for access to healthcare
A youth organization in Latvia is organizing a protest demanding immediate action from the government to ensure accessible, state-funded healthcare.
The 'migrants' of health
Lombardy is a key destination for health mobility in Italy, drawing thousands of families each year seeking specialized medical care.
A new tax is planned in the USA for only 250 people
California is planning a one-time wealth tax for billionaires to fill healthcare funding gaps without burdening the poor and middle class.
Applications open for SUS Experiences in Abaré in May; see how to participate
The Brazilian health ministry is inviting applications for the 'National Program of Experiences in SUS' to promote unique health experiences, focusing on the challenges of access to health in the Amazon region.
The operating room is still a masculine territory: "A robot got in before a woman"
Vanesa Audil, the only female cardiovascular surgeon at the Favaloro Foundation in Argentina, discusses the gender disparity in her field and the challenges women face to gain leadership roles.
Study reveals inequality in mortality from infections in hospitals in the São Paulo SUS
A study from the Federal University of São Paulo shows that where patients are treated significantly affects the outcomes for infection treatments in hospitals, revealing regional disparities in mortality rates within the SUS system.
Nigeria: Nigerian Women and Contraceptives - Study Finds Big Gaps Between the Haves and the Have-Nots
A study reveals significant disparities in modern contraceptive use among Nigerian women, with wealthier and more educated individuals having greater access compared to their poorer and less educated counterparts.
Diagnostic gap in health centers of Madrid: access to the radiologist's report depends on the hospital
A survey of 356 family doctors highlights inequalities in imaging diagnostic services across health centers in Madrid, linked to a shortage of specialists.