Brazil's SUS launches free telecare for betting addiction
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Brazil's public health system, SUS, has launched free telecare services this month for women exposed to violence, expanding its remote support offerings. This follows the recent start of telecare for people with betting addiction, broadening access to health services for vulnerable groups. These initiatives aim to improve health outcomes by providing remote assistance to populations facing social and psychological challenges.
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- •SUS began free telecare for people with betting addiction on March 3, 2026.
- •On March 5, 2026, SUS introduced free telecare services for women exposed to violence.
- •Both telecare programs are designed to provide remote support and treatment through Brazil's public health system.
- •The telecare services aim to reach individuals who might have difficulty accessing in-person care.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Brazil's SUS expands telecare services to additional vulnerable groups more people across Brazil could receive timely remote health support, potentially reducing social and health problems linked to violence and addiction
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