Brazilian leader's health check brings good news after recent home accident
Medical tests show Brazilian Presidentʼs condition stays stable after his fall two weeks ago. Despite working from palace‚ he skips major international meetings for recovery
Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva got new medical tests yesterday at Sirio-Libanes Hospital in Brasilia: doctors say his health stays ok after a home-related accident
The Brazilian leader who got hurt about two weeks ago (when he fell at his residence and needed head stitches) can keep doing his regular work tasks; doctors will check him again next week. His personal physician Dr Roberto Kalil found a small brain-bleeding issue after the fall – which needed quick medical help
Due to this health-related situation Lula stays at the Presidential Palace doing his work but had to skip some big-deal meetings:
- APEC leaders forum in Lima
- UN climate summit COP29 in Azerbaijan
The medical teamʼs latest report points to a good recovery path‚ with no extra problems showing up in the new scans. The doctors say its fine for him to keep working‚ but they want to be extra-careful with his healing process
