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Hidden in plain sight: national benchmarks for sepsis mortality, dengue burden, and antimicrobial use from 35 million hospitalizations in Brazil's universal health system

2026-05-27

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Brazil's universal health system generates 12-14 million hospital admissions annually through publicly available administrative databases, yet this data has been systematically absent from global disease burden estimates. We analyzed 35.2 million hospitalization records (2023-2025) alongside national dengue surveillance data (13.3 million weekly municipal alerts) and national pharmaceut...

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1a0bd58a-92fa-5b0f-b682-3abd70327af7
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-9818082/v1
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