Influenza Czar, Alejandro Macias, Convinces Mexico’s Health System Failed

Epidemiologist Alejandro MaciasAlso known as flu czar, He emphasized the deficient state of the Mexican health system. Through a message on a social network x, highlighted the absence of a primary health system and the tendency to seek care in private pharmacies. The expert also called for elucidation of the reasons behind this problem affecting millions of people in the country, according to his assessment.

Messias asked health officials Mexico Identify the problem in a professional manner. Similarly, he suggested that reform should begin with more investment Health For development a primary system Strong including immunization services and gradually, better service in public hospitals.

A message from an epidemiologist was published June 7, 2024. However, the effectiveness of Health system in Mexico It is already under President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO). During his campaign tour of the state of Mexico Wellness programsThe president insisted that he would leave the world’s best health system before the end of his term.

Epidemiologist, Alejandro MaciasAccording to data from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) during 2023, Mexico will not reach a good primary health system. other countries.

Information of OECDContrasted with the statements of AMLO, who detailed the alleged improvements in the most well-equipped health centers and hospitals. Thus, he hoped for greater availability of general and specialist medicines that would guarantee free medical care, diagnosis and surgery. He emphasized on recent actions, such as the inauguration Wellness Megapharmacy In Huehuetoca, Mexico promises a full supply of drugs.

After the President’s remarks Lopez ObradorSuch promises are expected to translate into tangible results nine months

which remains from his administration. There is a marked contrast between the optimistic vision of the Federal Executive and the critical situation expressed by it. MaciasWhich reflects the difference in opinions about the effectiveness and progress of the health sector in the country.