Mexico health-service deprivation; million people, 2024.
INEGI estimated that 44.5 million people in Mexico lacked access to health services in 2024. The count is part of the country’s multidimensional-poverty measurement. The official release describes the result as roughly one in three residents. The measure concerns access deprivation, not the quality or use of health care.
Source 1: Social deprivations and inequality
Publisher: INEGI
Dataset/table: Pobreza multidimensional 2024 — carencias sociales / ENIGH
Units: million persons / Gini index
Date checked: 2026-07-18
Evidence: Supports the source-backed values used for Mexicans Lacking Access to Health Services, 2024.
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