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The Razor's Edge, Rising: João Pedro Silva

Jornal O Interior5 September 2026 at 16:10

Doctor João Pedro Silva, coordinator of USF Lameirinhas in Guarda, is one of the 60 participants in the 3rd edition of Health Parliament Portugal. This is an initiative dedicated to reflection on policies for the future of health in Portugal.

The program brings together several partner entities, including Nova University of Lisbon, Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine and the newspaper Expresso. Through this collaboration, Health Parliament Portugal seeks to promote debate and the formulation of proposals for the Portuguese health sector.

This edition features the participation of 60 people connected to the health sector, including clinical professionals, researchers and other relevant stakeholders in the field. João Pedro Silva thus represents one of the voices participating in this forum for health policy discussion.

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