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I International Symposium on Placebo

Special invited speaker: Ted Kaptchuk (Harvard University Professor and Researcher at Harvard Medical School Osher Research Center – Division of Complementary and Integrative Medicine)

 

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Raphael Boechat, MD, PhD
Psychiatrist, University of Brasilia
"Scala Institute is very much needed to promote the exchange of knowledge across global institutions"
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The Scala Institute is a nonprofit organization founded in 2007 by Harvard Medical School professors to promote discussions of novel ideas in medicine and public health in Brazil. The organization aims to develop and promote new alternative methods of health care delivery particularly in areas that lack necessary resources.

Why Brazil?
Brazil is the sixth largest country by area and has the largest population in Latin America. Although Brazil has the eighth largest global economy, it has one of the highest levels of income inequality, which has a significant impact on public health.

What do we expect to achieve?
We expect to inform, exchange and promote the debate of new ideas that might improve health care access in Brazil. One of the goals is to discuss alternative successful models adopted in other countries, for instance:

How can you contribute?
You can contribute in many different ways. We would like to invite anyone interested in alternative solutions and volunteering to improve global health care. Participation in our symposiums and contributing new ideas is encouraged. Ultimately, it is hoped that future groups will explore these solutions. 

 

Previous Events

Brain Modulation in Psychiatry: Recent advances in therapeutics and diagnosis
March/2008 – event in collaboration with Mackenzie University
Speakers from Harvard University, University of São Paulo and Mackenzie University
115 participants enrolled in this symposium

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Course Participant (physician)
“This was an outstanding event with participation of top researchers of leading institutions such as Harvard University. These events should happen more often.”

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