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Feb 4 • 07:00 UTC • 🇧🇷 Brazil • Folha (PT)

There are no cancer cases waiting for more than 60 days in the state queue, says São Paulo health secretary

The Health Secretary of São Paulo, Eleuses Paiva, states that the government has complied with the 60-day law ensuring cancer patients receive timely treatment within the public healthcare system.

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