Paulo Henrique Nascimento Harada

Graduated in medicine at São Paulo University in 2002 and served Brazil Air Force in 2003 as physician. In 2006 finished medical residency in Internal Medicine in 2006 at Clinics Hospital at São Paulo University and Clinical Cardiology at Heart Institute at São Paulo University.During 2008 was Chief Cardiology Fellow at Heart Institute, whereupon had academic roles in teaching and coordination at Cardiology Residency. Engaged in intense clinical activities in cardiology and internal medicine at privet practice (2008-2013), clinical emergency at Syrian Lebanese Hospital (2008-2013), coronary critical unit (2009-2013) and lipid clinic at Heart Institute (2010-2013) which were fundamental for understanding and elaborating relevant questions for translational research. Besides that, participated actively in teaching activities for undergraduates and medical residents in all positions at Heart Institute. Since 2013, have been engaged in clinical research on prevention in cardiology focused on subclinical atherosclerosis, lipids, insulin resistance, inflammation, obesity and risk prediction. During 2014 and 2015 was a post-doctoral fellowship at Brigham and Women's Hospital at Harvard Medical School. In 2015 graduated as Master of Public Health at Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, focused on Clinical Effectiveness. Besides that, defended his PhD thesis in Cardiology at Heart Institute Sao Paulo University in September 2015. Currently is a researcher at University Hospital (São Paulo University), one of the centers that is conducting the ELSA-Brasil cohort that is intended to investigate the underlying causes of diabetes and cardiovascular disease. He is also a research collaborate of the Division of Preventive Medicine, Harvard Medical School. (Fonte: Currículo Lattes)