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Health in Toledo, Brazil: official figures

Health ministry records show 85 deaths of babies under one year old among residents of Toledo in 2020-2024 against 9,932 live births, 8.6 infant deaths per 1,000 births; the 23rd lowest of 320 major Brazilian cities (Brazil: 12.2).

Infant deaths per 1,000 live births (2020-2024)
8.6
2020-2024
Live births to residents
1,938
2024
Residents with sewage to the public network or a connected septic tank
73.7%
2022

How many babies die in Toledo?

In 2024, 12 babies from Toledo died before their first birthday, 6.2 per 1,000 live births, compared with 15 (7.6 per 1,000) in 2020. For Brazil the 2024 figure was 12.6.

Source: Ministry of Health, DATASUS (Departamento de Informação e Informática do SUS) · saved copy

How many babies are born in Toledo each year?

1,938 babies were born to mothers living in Toledo in 2024, down 2.0% from 1,977 in 2020 (Brazil: -12.5%).

Source: Ministry of Health, DATASUS (Departamento de Informação e Informática do SUS) · saved copy

Do pregnant women in Toledo get prenatal care?

93.6% of babies born to Toledo residents in 2024 had mothers who attended seven or more prenatal appointments; the highest of 320 major Brazilian cities (Brazil: 79.1%).

Source: Ministry of Health, DATASUS (Departamento de Informação e Informática do SUS) · saved copy

Does Toledo have sewerage?

At the 2022 census, 73.7% of residents of Toledo lived in homes whose sewage went to the public sewer or rainwater network or to a septic tank connected to it (73.1% straight to the network); the 124th lowest of 320 major Brazilian cities and the 1140th highest of Brazil's 5,570 municipalities (Brazil: 62.6%).

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

Does Toledo have piped water?

93.0% of Toledo's residents had the public mains as their main water source in 2022 (the 147th lowest of 320 major Brazilian cities; Brazil: 83.0%).

Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

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How Toledo compares with other cities in Brazil

Infant deaths per 1,000 live births (2020-2024)

Toledo ranks 298 of 320, highest first.

RankCityInfant deaths per 1,000 live births
295Divinópolis8.8
296Araucária8.7
297Canoas8.6
298Toledo8.6
299Ipatinga8.5
300Maringá8.5
301Porto Alegre8.4
Source: Ministry of Health, DATASUS (Departamento de Informação e Informática do SUS) · saved copy

Births with 7 or more prenatal appointments (%) (2024)

Toledo ranks 1 of 320, highest first.

RankCityBirths with 7 or more prenatal appointments (%)
1Toledo93.6%
2Uberlândia92.7%
3Sobral92.5%
4Apucarana92.4%
5Curitiba92.3%
6Itapetininga92.1%
7Itatiba91.9%
Source: Ministry of Health, DATASUS (Departamento de Informação e Informática do SUS) · saved copy

Residents with sewage to the network or a connected septic tank (%) (2022)

Toledo ranks 197 of 320, highest first.

RankCityResidents with sewage to the network or a connected septic tank (%)
194Santana de Parnaíba74.6%
195Nova Friburgo74.1%
196Arapongas74.0%
197Toledo73.7%
198Santo Antônio de Jesus72.8%
199Formosa72.1%
200Simões Filho71.9%
Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

Residents with the public mains as main water source (%) (2022)

Toledo ranks 174 of 320, highest first.

RankCityResidents with the public mains as main water source (%)
171Valparaíso de Goiás93.2%
172Guarapuava93.2%
173Novo Gama93.0%
174Toledo93.0%
175Montes Claros93.0%
176Araguari92.9%
177Jequié92.9%
Source: Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE) · saved copy

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