Before the trail, the Entrance of Health clinic
Tap both signs to read the questions
What the SUS still owes
The waiting line is real.
More than 80,000 people are waiting for a transplant. And 45.4% of Brazilians say they do not trust the quality of care.
Part of the problem is money: Brazil spends about 3.8% of its GDP (the value of everything the country produces) on public health, and the Pan American Health Organization (Opas) recommends 6% for a system open to everyone. Another part is organization: many people wait for a specialist over a case the neighborhood clinic could have solved.