Considerations on Brazilian resources in health, economy and demografy
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The distribution of financial resources between Brazil's 26 states and the Federal District is highly concentrated in the country's Southeast and South. A survey was then made, being included in the research the Federal and Regional Councils of Medicine, Dentistry and Sick-Nursing. Besides some other sources, such as the Ministry of Health, the Brazilian Association of Medical and Odontological Industry and also some written material like the statistical yearbook of Brazil and other similar publications, in order to verify the aforementioned distribution. Based on information from the worldwide literature, the findings were then compared to results achieved in other countries.
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