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Chagas Disease and Brazil’s Unified Health System (SUS): The Challenge of Confronting Historical Gaps

2025-10-28

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It is estimated that more than two million people are living with Chagas disease in Brazil. Although many affected people live in large cities and state capitals, a vast contingent remains dispersed across rural and sparsely populated zones, in extensive inland areas, much of it within a corridor stretching from the Northeastern semiarid region to the Southern pampas, passing through the Cerrado of Central Brazil,...

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44d2c685-3f58-5817-b477-cfb370a2d781
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10.1590/scielopreprints.13838
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