Biography
Lynn Ge-Zerbe is a recipient of the Leading Physician of the World and Pinnacle Professional of The Year 2017 award. She is board certified in Endocrinology and Internal Medicine, the owner of Boise Thyroid & Endocrinology PC - a concierge endocrinology and weight loss practice, the principal investigator at Advanced Clinical Research, a consultant endocrinologist with RubiconMD and Video Medicine, She earned her MD at PUMC, MPH of Epidemiology at the University of Pittsburgh. post-doctoral fellowship in Molecular Medicine at NIH, residency in internal medicine at Leigh Valley Hospital / Penn State University, fellowship in Endocrinology at Vanderbilt University as well as Age Management certification by AMMEF.
Research Interest
Dr Ge-Zerbe is passionate about “combine east and west medicine to cure and prevent endocrinology disorders."
Biography
Stephen Safe is a Distinguished Professor of Toxicology, Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology at Texas A&M University. Safe has conducted major research into the anti-estrogenic effects of manmade chemicals. He has been a leading critic of the endocrine disruption hypothesis espoused by Theo Colborn and others.
Research Interest
Dr. Safe's research is focused on the molecular biology of cancer cell growth and development of new mechanism-based anticancer drugs, with emphasis in the areas of molecular biology of endocrine disruption chemicals, mechanisms of toxicity, breast cancer including mechanisms and therapeutics, pancreatic, prostate, colon, and bladder cancer including mechanisms of growth and effects of PPARyagonists.
Stephen Safe
Professor
Avalon University School of Medicine
Willemstad, Curaçao
Biography
Dr. Rao, Ph.D, worked as professor of Microbiology, Parasitology, Immunology , Pharmacology and Epidemiology in many universities, many medical colleges in India, China, Nepal, Libya, and Philippines. Currently he is working as professor of Microbiology, Parasitology, Immunology and Dean of Student Affairs at Avalon University School of Medicine, Curacao, Netherland Antilles. Dr. Rao has more than 44 years of teaching and research experience. Supervised 4 students for Ph.D, 4 students for M.Phil, 4 students for pre M.Phil degrees. 3 students submitted their Ph.D thesis to Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, India and waiting for viva examination and degree. Authored 18 text books. Currently USMLE, text books,(CLINICAL Microbiology and CLINICAL Pharmacology) are in press 3 Universities appointed as their advisor and 3 universities honored with fellow ships. Presented 18 full length papers exclusively during 2015 to 2016 in different international journals. Accepted as organizing committee member for 3 international conferences in 2016. Invited Key note speaker and speaker for many conferences, universities and colleges. The Royal Society United kingdom awarded me three fellowships 2016 for my current advanced research in Medicine. Dr Rao is post doctoral supervisor too.
Research Interest
Parasitic infections are more in tropical countries and cause global health problem especially in developing countries, Advanced diagnostics, tests, vaccines, therapeutics and development of new drugs are needed. Viviparity is common among est mammals but not many provide long gestation period, To study long term parasitic toxic effects, it is essential to use long gestation period laboratory animal models. Rats have 21 days, rabbits 30,dog 60 days of gestation period, The subtle effects of Thalidomide tragedy resulting in phocomalia, apoda etc in the offspring lead to untold miseries, Similarly good number of cases of fetal deaths, still births, teratogenices etc. Dr.Rao used scorpion as model in estimation of heavy metals like mercury and lead in embryonic development of scorpion and noticed similar effects, Indeed great challenges, given that most drugs in pipe line failed in clinical trails. Because most of the drugs tested on low gestation period animals, A new thought in the drug design for parasitic diseases by using scorpion as a model. Introducing parasite in scorpion and observing the drug effects and reversal effects, In addition to clinical work, developed a variety of basic and transnational research programs, participated to Ph.D. programs.
