Falls and Burns Are the Leading Cause of Hospitalization of Children
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Falls and burns were the main causes of hospitalization of children and adolescents up to 14 years old in Brazil in 2025, according to the survey of the Safe Child Project, of the NGO Villages Infantis SOS, based on data from DataSUS. + Read more news from Brazil in the West Hospitalizations due to falls totaled 55,018 cases, which represents 43.4% of the total hospitalizations for accidents in this age group. Burns generated 25,024 notification…
The data, compiled by the Safe Child Project of the NGO Villages Infantis SOS, were extracted directly from DataSUS, a repository of data that gathers health notifications in the country.
Brasilia, Aug 29 (Prensa Latina) Falls and burns were the main causes of hospitalization of children and adolescents up to 14 years of age in Brazil during 2025, according to data released today. The post falls cause a higher number of hospitalizations for children in Brazil first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
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The falls and burns were the most common causes of hospitalization of children and adolescents up to the age of 14 in Brazil, in 2025. There were more than 55,000 hospitalizations due to falls, or 43.4% of the total for this age group, and more than 25,000 hospitalizations due to burns, 19.6% of the total. The data, compiled by Projecto Criança Segura, of the NGO Aldeias Infantis SOS, were removed directly from DataSUS, repository of data that g…
The falls and burns were the most common causes of hospitalization of children and adolescents up to the age of 14 in Brazil, in 2025. There were more than 55,000 hospitalizations due to falls, or 43.4% of the total for this age group, and more than 25,000 hospitalizations due to burns, 19.6% of the total.The data, compiled by Projecto Criança Segura, of the NGO Villages Infantis SOS, were removed directly from DataSUS, a repository of data that…
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