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Academia Nacional de Medicina
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The Academia Nacional de Medicina (ANM) is a prestigious medical institution in Brazil, dedicated to the advancement of medical knowledge and practice. Founded in 1829, it serves as a leading forum for the discussion of medical issues and the dissemination of medical research in the country.
History[edit]
The Academia Nacional de Medicina was established on June 30, 1829, in Rio de Janeiro, then the capital of the Empire of Brazil. It was originally named the "Sociedade de Medicina do Rio de Janeiro" and was later renamed to its current title. The institution was founded by a group of prominent physicians with the aim of promoting medical science and improving public health in Brazil.
Mission and Objectives[edit]
The mission of the Academia Nacional de Medicina is to foster the development of medical sciences and to contribute to the improvement of public health policies. Its objectives include:
- Encouraging scientific research in the field of medicine.
- Promoting the exchange of knowledge among medical professionals.
- Advising governmental and non-governmental organizations on health-related issues.
- Recognizing and honoring outstanding contributions to the field of medicine.
Structure[edit]
The ANM is composed of 100 full members, known as "acadêmicos", who are elected by their peers. These members are organized into various sections based on their specialties, such as surgery, internal medicine, pediatrics, and public health. The academy also includes honorary members, corresponding members, and emeritus members.
Activities[edit]
The Academia Nacional de Medicina conducts regular meetings, conferences, and symposia to discuss advancements in medical research and practice. It publishes a scientific journal, the "Anais da Academia Nacional de Medicina", which features articles on a wide range of medical topics.
Notable Members[edit]
Throughout its history, the ANM has included many distinguished physicians and researchers among its members. Some notable figures include:
- Oswaldo Cruz, a pioneer in public health and tropical medicine.
- Carlos Chagas, who discovered Chagas disease.
- Adolfo Lutz, a prominent bacteriologist and epidemiologist.
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