The challenges of breast cancer care in Mexico during health-care reforms and COVID-19

There were also several reports of Seguro Popular being occasionally exploited to divert federal resources. [...]in November, 2019, the Chamber of Deputies passed a reform to replace Seguro Popular with INSABI, with the aim of delivering improved health care to the uninsured population through a more efficient system. [...]some private institutions that previously offered care through Seguro Popular had to refer patients to government-sanctioned centres, many of which face risks of oversaturation. [...]a collaborative initiative was started to provide these patients with a communication channel to document their concerns, with the ultimate goal of providing evidence to health policy makers regarding current obstacles to adequate breast cancer care.