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Brazil digital health collaboration

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In April 2026 the Salvador Health Situation Room ~~welcomed~~ hosted U.S. researcher Julio César Leal ~~Pereira. The visit—held on 27 April and reported in July—focused~~ Pereira, focusing on ~~sharing~~ digital‑health practices, epidemiological data analysis, and a tour of the municipal platform that ~~consolidates~~ aggregates health‑system indicators for evidence‑based decisions. Pereira praised the platform’s impact on vulnerable groups, ~~while~~ and Sala manager Jessidenes Leal ~~noted~~ emphasized that the exchange ~~deepens~~ strengthens international scientific cooperation and expands research partnerships with Brazilian and foreign universities. ~~The~~ A July 2026 report reiterated these points, noting that the Sala—opened in 2022—continues to broaden collaborations with national and overseas academic institutions. Meanwhile, the University of São Paulo’s Faculty of Public Health ~~announced~~ is preparing the I International Congress on Inequalities and Digital Technologies (31 July–1 August 2026), ~~set~~ slated to ~~discuss~~ address health‑digital ~~and ethnic‑racial relations, platform‑based~~ inequities, AI impacts, anti‑racist ~~educational technology,~~ ed‑tech, and digital rights, ~~and to draft~~ with the aim of producing policy recommendations for Brazilian ministries. ~~Together, these~~ These developments ~~underscore~~ highlight Brazil’s ~~growing~~ expanding emphasis on ~~leveraging~~ digital tools for public‑health governance while confronting ~~the~~ equity ~~challenges such technologies raise.~~ challenges.

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