Ces�reas avan�am mesmo em gesta��es de baixo risco, aponta estudo

From 2009 to 2023, vaginal births in Brazil's public health system (SUS) dropped by 39%, while cesarean sections rose by 38%, according to a study by researchers at Einstein Hospital Israelita. This significant increase in C-sections, even for low-risk pregnancies, raises concerns about medical practices and patient outcomes. Understanding these trends is crucial as they could impact future healthcare policies and the overall health of mothers and newborns in the country.