Brazilian VP Alckmin Recovers from Gastroenteritis, Cancels Meetings

Brazilian Vice President Geraldo Alckmin was discharged from the Sírio Libanês hospital in Brasília on Thursday after a diagnosis of gastroenteritis. Alckmin, 72, had sought medical attention after experiencing nausea and abdominal pain. A medical bulletin stated that he responded well to treatment. "After clinical evaluation and necessary tests, the medical team diagnosed a case of gastroenteritis, initiating specific treatment with an excellent response," the bulletin said. His scheduled meetings in Brasília were cancelled. The incident highlights the importance of prompt medical attention and the impact of health issues on political schedules. Alckmin's quick recovery is a positive note in this news.