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H&E Major Pulse "RDOR/HAPV/SAUD: SARS cases rise sharply in Q2; COGN/YDU..."

Published: 2026-05-21Institution: UBS EquitiesPages: 14Original language: 英语Evidence page: 2

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H&E Major Pulse "RDOR/HAPV/SAUD: SARS cases rise sharply in Q2; COGN/YDU..."

Of these, 71 applications were submitted by entities and 46 were approved.

Among this group, decisions have already been made on 22 topics, but CSOs

were eligible to vote in only six of them. In most cases, according to the

Ministry, financial conflicts of interest were identified. Another 24 topics have

yet to be scheduled.

Private sector advocates for changes to the interoperability bill: The new bill

on healthcare data interoperability between SUS and the private sector is seen

as a step toward strengthening data integration. While part of the industry

views it as a practical starting point for collaboration, concerns remain around

governance, execution capacity, and centralization under the Ministry of

Health, with uncertainties around funding, stakeholder participation, and

implementation capabilities persisting.

The hidden cost of verticalization and the future of BZ supplementary health

Patent approval timelines remain a concern for the pharmaceutical industry

SUS expands digital strategy with a focus on data integration

Memed receives funding from software-focused investment funds

Santas casas seek adjustment to SUS table; Ministry fears a R$12bn impact

Hapvida surpasses 1mn monthly vital signs measurements

Education

COGN/YDUQS/ANIM: lackluster student performance in teacher training Enade

could strengthen the case for stricter rules for education programs

The 2025 Enade results for teacher training programs indicate weaker performance

among graduates from distance learning (DL) programs in key areas such as

mathematics and languages. Seven out of ten graduates from DL teacher training

programs in these fields in the past year (most of them from private institutions) did

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