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Rare diseases will be the priority health programme of the DGS in January 2027

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Briefings

The Brazilian government announced that Maria do Céu Machado, who previously coordinated the Rare Diseases Action Plan, will lead the new structure. This decision aims to ensure coherence and continuity in health policy, though the specific operational details and timeline remain undefined.

Key points

• Maria do Céu Machado will lead the new Rare Diseases Action Plan structure.
• The government states this choice ensures coherence and continuity in health policy.

Context

Brazil's Ministry of Health is restructuring its Rare Diseases Action Plan. Maria do Céu Machado, who previously coordinated the plan, is appointed to lead the new structure. This follows a decision made in November 2026.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the announcement of Maria do Céu Machado's appointment. Specific operational details, timeline, and impact of the new structure are not provided. The source does not specify the exact date of the new structure's launch or the scope of the new plan.

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