Perceptions of primary care services among Afro-Peruvians in Lima, Peru.

Introduction: The Peruvian public healthcare system is characterized by various shortcomings that adversely affect healthcare quality as perceived by the general and minority populations, including the Afro-Peruvian community. This population has demonstrated reduced healthcare access due to discrimination and differential treatment, reflecting broader societal inequities.

Objective: This study explores the experiences and perceptions of Afro-Peruvian individuals regarding the treatment they receive from public primary healthcare providers in metropolitan Lima.

Exploring the prevalence of abortion and its characteristics in Perú.

Objectives: Our paper presents the analysis of a nationwide survey that explored induced abortion among women using a ballot-box technique. Our objective was to determine the prevalence of abortion and the main characteristics of the procedure.

Study Design: We conducted surveys in households with 2400 women aged 18-49 from urban areas nationwide, between October 15 and 29, 2018.