Charles Doarn is an emeritus professor of the Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences, Division of Public Health, University of Cincinnati (UC), College of Medicine. He also serves as the director of UC’s Space Research Institute for Discovery and Exploration. He has academic appointments in Political Science at UC, Aerospace Medicine at Wright State University, and Emergency Medicine at George Washington University. Over the past 35 years, Professor Doarn has worked closely with NASA’s Chief Health and Medical Officer as a subject matter expert in aerospace medicine and telemedicine. During these past four decades, he has worked with the United States Department of Defense, the Department of State, where he has served as a Fulbright Specialist, and with NATO on a multinational telemedicine program of disaster response. In addition, he serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Telemedicine and e-Health Journal (since 2005) and he is a recognized leader in telemedicine and telehealth as a scholar and teacher, having published 8 books, over 450 manuscripts, editorials, federal reports and 55 book chapters. Doarn is an editor of the 4th and 5th edition of Space Physiology and Medicine: Evidence to Practice (ISBN 978-1-4939-6650-9); an editor of A Multinational Telemedicine System for Disaster Response: Opportunities and Challenges. NATO Publication (ISBN 978-1-61499-727-6); an editor of Engineering, Life Sciences, and Health/Medicine Synergy in Aerospace Human Systems Integration. The Rosetta Stone Project. NASA SP-2017-633. (ISBN 978-1-62683-044-8); and Telemedicine, Telehealth, and Telepresence: Principles, Strategies, Applications and New Directions. Editors. R Latifi, CR Doarn, RC Merrell. Springer, New York. ISBN 978-3-030-56916-7. 2021. Professor Doarn is a fellow of the American Telemedicine Association (ATA) and the Aerospace Medical Association, a member of the International Academy of Astronautics (IAA), an Honorary NASA Flight Surgeon, and recipient of the Astronaut’s award, the Silver Snoopy for his work in Telemedicine for NASA worldwide. In May 2016, Professor Doarn was recognized by the ATA with the 2016 Individual Leadership Award for his efforts national and international in telemedicine and in 2023 received the ATA CEO Award for contributions in the field of telemedicine. He was recognized by NASA for his 33+ years of service with NASA’s Exceptional Public Service Medal in April 2024. He and his co-authors were recognized with the IAA’s 2018 Luigi Napolitano Book Award in the Life Sciences.

Leo Pruimboom, PhD, is a prominent figure in the field of Clinical Psychoneuroimmunology (PNI) and evolutionary medicine. He holds various degrees, including a PhD in Clinical PNI, evolutionary medicine, and lifestyle medicine, obtained in 2017. Currently, he serves as the Chair in Clinical Psychoneuroimmunology at the University of Granada, Spain, and owns PNI Europe, among other international branches. With extensive experience as a university teacher and director of several master's programs across Europe, Pruimboom has mentored numerous master's theses and contributed to academic publications. He has authored or co-authored indexed articles in prestigious journals like Sleep Medicine Reviews and Frontiers in Physiology, exploring topics such as the impact of physical therapy on sleep quality and the effects of the menstrual cycle on female football players' performance. Pruimboom's expertise extends beyond academia into clinical practice and consultancy. He has advised professional sports teams, developed health-promoting wellness centers, and directed projects in professional soccer and basketball. His holistic approach to health is evident in his contributions to public and private projects focusing on lifestyle interventions and the management of chronic diseases. As a journal reviewer and special editor, Pruimboom actively contributes to scientific discourse, particularly in the areas of immunology, nutrition, and lifestyle medicine. He is affiliated with prestigious organizations such as the Psychoneuroimmunology Research Society and the New York Academy of Science. Overall, Pruimboom's multidisciplinary background, extensive research contributions, and practical experience underscore his significant role in advancing our understanding of the complex interplay between the mind, body, and immune system in health and disease.

Dr. Steven Narod is a Tier I Canada Research Chair in Breast Cancer, a full professor in the Dalla Lana School of Public Health and the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto, and a senior scientist at Women’s College Research Institute, where he leads the Familial Breast Cancer Research Unit. Dr. Narod is renowned for his resesarch on the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, that when mutated, substantially increase a woman’s lifetime risk of breast or ovarian cancer. He also studies various aspects of cancer prevention and screening. With more than 1000 peer-reviewed publications and an h-index of 133, he is the most-cited researcher in the world in the field of breast cancer. In 2012, Dr. Narod was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Dr. Narod has studied hereditary breast cancer since 1987 at the International Agency in Research in Cancer in Lyon, France with Dr Gilbert Lenoir. He reactivated his career in Canada in 1995 at McGill University under Dr David Rosenblatt working with Dr Patricia Tonin and Dr William Foulkes. He is a co-discoverer of the BRCA1 and BRCA2 genes, and since their discoveries in 1994 and 1995, he has studied the distribution of mutations worldwide. His team has identified founder mutations in the Ashkenazi-Jewish, French-Canadian, and Bahamian populations. His recent research has revealed that one per cent of Jewish women in Ontario carry a BRCA1/2 mutation, and that half of these women are not eligible for provincially-funded genetic testing. Most recently, Dr. Narod’s collaborative research showed that women in Poland with BRCA1 mutations have a 46 percent lower risk of breast cancer than women in North America with the same mutation. Dr. Narod’s seminal discoveries have stemmed from both his laboratory and his database – the largest of its kind – of over 1,000 women. He has advanced cancer genetics around the world through collaboration with experts in over 30 countries in North America, Asia, Europe, the Caribbean, and Latin America. His research has been

Ever since I noticed that I was putting on weight, more than thirty years ago, I became interested in the chemistry of weight gain. Sadly, it became clear that the experts cannot cast any light on this issue, with some expressing a belief in so-called “uncompensated hyperphagia”, while others were pointing out that people were eating less than ever before. Alongside this confusion, experiments with isotope labelled water (hydrogen-2, oxygen-18) clearly showed that people were keeping the same levels of physical exercise while the population was steadily getting heavier. Study after study showed correlations between apparently different diseases without, in my view, adequate explanation. Weight gain occurs alongside bowel dysfunction alongside immune system disease alongside poor mental health but, interestingly, nobody ever seemed to consider the possibility of a single underlying common cause. Of course, the more recent recognition of the vast realm of microbiota living in our guts holds out much promise for a cure, but has one major problem: that people who have undergone a total colectomy and, therefore, no longer possess gut microbiota, do not suffer from any single, specific, microbiota-related deficiency disease... In deep time, the sequence of evolution was prokaryote – microeukaryote – multicellular life, but this process involved mixed microbial communities, much as still exist inside our guts. While Charles Darwin worked out the rules of natural selection for multicellular creatures, Carl Woese described horizontal gene transfer (HGT) as a key driver of change among the microbes. In NoRCEL, our suggestion is that a sufficiently diverse microbiome uses HGT to transfer antigen information to the immune system of its offspring, be they egg or live-born neonate. This maternal microbial inheritance is the “Achilles Heel” of the system and the loss of diversity by caesarean section delivery, or by biocide poisoning, leads to adult non-communicable disease by failing to properly connect immune system, brain, and gut. It follows that any intervention will be most valuable immediately after birth. The concept of ingestible sensors is reaching fruition: electronic “pills” capable of sensing the chemical environment within the gut and transmitting to an external detector. The in-situ detection of signalling molecules could be a game-changer, potentially allowing us to identify functions that have been lost over recent decades. In this way, in principle, health could be restored to the world

Dr. Valerie Borum (she/her/hers) joined Toronto Metropolitan University as the School of Social Work Director in January 2020, bringing her a wealth of leadership experience. She has held significant roles as both a BSSW Program Director and an MSW Program Director. As a social work practitioner, she directed two programs, supervising social work and human service professionals serving persons with intersecting identities (e.g., disability, race/ethnicity, gender, deafness, etc.), further establishing her authority and expertise in the field. Dr. Borum’s research and scholarship focus on the role of ethno-culture as a protective and promotive factor in health, mental health, and disabilities, with attention to populations of African descent. She studies the intersection of disabilities, deafness, and ethno-culture, with attention to Black/African American and Afro-Latinx/Black Hispanic families with deaf and hard-of-hearing children. She also studies the intersection of ‘whiteness’ and anti-Blackness/anti-Black racism. She incorporates Womanist and Afrocentric research, scholarship, and education (pedagogy). Dr. Borum completed her post-doctoral studies (e.g., focus on suicide and ethno-culture) at the University of Rochester, School of Medicine, Rochester, NY. She received her Ph.D. in Social Work from Howard University's School of Social Work and her MSW from Gallaudet University, where all her instruction was uniquely delivered in American Sign Language (ASL), demonstrating her adaptability and dedication. She was awarded the Ester Ottley Fellowship, a one-year Dean internship for one female student who most exemplifies qualities of leadership and humanity while at Howard University. She received her B.A. in Psychology with minors in Biology and Philosophy from Mundelein Women’s College at Loyola University, Chicago, IL. Dr. Borum is currently conducting research focusing on advocacy and families of colour as a research collaborator/consultant with Laurent Clerc National Deaf Educational Research Center at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. Dr. Borum continues to seek external funding for her research, scholarship, and creative activities. Dr. Borum was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

The International Institute of Neuro-Reflex Therapy by Lone Sorensen offers Neuro reflex therapies, TempranaReflex therapy, and anatomy education since 1978. Lone Sorensen, a renowned therapist, has developed innovative Neuro face,foot and hand reflexology, and Temprana Reflex therapies. Her methods, combining oriental medicine, acupuncture, and traditional reflexology and modern neuroscience, are used in rehabilitation for children with brain damage and learning problems. Recognized for her work globally, Lone Sorensen owns and instructs at international schools of Reflexology placed in Barcelona and in multiple countries. She received three Nobility titles for her contributions to reflexology therapy. Her impact spans across Spain, Denmark, and 21 countries more.

Thelma Liverpool brings to her role as President of Thanni Holding Corporation a range of skills developed in the diverse roles and activities in which she has engaged over her lifetime. Incorporated in 2018, Thanni Holding Corporation is involved in creating innovative devices for use in the care of bedridden and mobility compromised individuals. Several patents have been filed and published. US Patent 11.806,268 has been issued. Patient care and support of the caregiver are central themes. Previously a scientist at E. I. DuPont de Nemours in Wilmington Delaware, USA, Thelma was also a Senior Specialist and Consultant in the field of Safety, Health and Environmental Affairs [SHEA]. Following her career at DuPont, Thelma served as a US Peace Corps education volunteer in Limpopo Province, South Africa [SA8]. Following her tenure, she resided in South Africa for an additional 7 years. A graduate of Howard University in Washington DC., and Fisk University in Nashville Tennessee, Thelma holds degrees in Chemistry. With a strong interest in languages, she also holds a diploma in Interpretation of Technical Japanese. Thelma is supported by a dedicated team: Pablo Alvarez - AI specialist, Dr. Darlene Dickson and Dr. Shirley Kablan.

Prof. Ubaldo Comite was born in Cosenza, Italy, June 14, 1971. He has a degree in Law (1994) and Economics (1996) at the University of Messina (Italy) and earned his Ph.D. in Public Administration at the University of Calabria, Rende (Cs) Italy, in 2005. Currently he is a Full professor of Budget and Business Organization at the Faculty of Economy, Department of Business Sciences, University of Calabria. Furthermore, he is a professor of Business Administration and Health Management at the Faculty of Economy, University Giustino Fortunato (Benevento – Italy). His Research interests are: Private and Public Management, non-profit Organizations and Accounting, Health Management.

• Hazhar Blbas is a lecturer in Statistics Department in College of Administration and Economics at Salahaddin University Erbil • He gained his bachelor degree in Statistics Department at Salahaddin University and he was the third student among 132 students with average 85.516 in 2007. • He gained master degree scholarship in Applied Statistics at University of Central Florida in the United States of America with GPA 3.425 out of 4 on May 2014. • After finishing his master degree, he came back to home to serve his country as much as he could and he has been working in several universities such as Salahaddin University, Tishk International University, Knowledge University, and Cihan University and he has taught several classes such as Principle of Statistics, Applied Statistics, Sampling, Survey, Regression Models, SPSS, and Academic Debate. • Now gained a PhD in Statistics Department at Salahaddin University-Erbil in 2022. • He is a founder of STAT Office for Statistical Data Analysis and Training, in this center they will help all undergraduate and graduate students in writing their thesis or dissertation especially in practical section. In STAT Office, he has worked with several master and PhD students as external supervisor. Hazhar Blbas also has supervised several final projects of Bachelor in his main filed. • Hazhar Blbas has published 23 papers, eight of them in Scopus and five of them in Thomson Reuters and he has 198 citations from now. • Also he has written one academic book entitled Elementary of Statistics by English Language which is helpful for all students who study in Statistics Department or in different major. • He is an Editorial Board Member at 32 International Journals and Conferences. • He is a reviewer in several National and International Journals and Conferences. • He was participated as keynote speaker in 23 international conferences. • He was presented more than 20 national and international seminars and workshops. Sincerely Hazhar Blbas MSc in Applied Statistics in UCF-USA - 2014 PhD in Statistics Department at SUE-Iraq - 2022 Lecturer in Statistics Department at SUE Director of Career Development Center at University CEO and Founder of STAT Office for Statistical Data Analysis and Training Email: hazhar.abubaker@su.edu.krd hazhar@knights.ucf.edu Account Links University: https://academics.su.edu.krd/hazhar.abubaker Google Scholar:https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=zl0eeJoAAAAJ&hl=en&authuser=1 Research gate: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Hazhar_Blbas ORCID account : https://orcid.org/my-orcid?orcid=0000-0002-5760-3019

Dr. William Duke is a physician/epidemiologist with over twenty nine (29) years’ experience working in the areas of STD/HIV/AIDS & TB Public Health including Medical Education, epidemiologist, prevention, research, surveillance, monitoring, management and implementation of epidemiology and infectious diseases programs. Dr. Duke represented the focal technical person for DR and LAC as part of the HIV Global Pediatric to accelerate scale up of Pediatric HIV care, support and treatment for Young Children and adolescents including PMTCT-Plus. Dr. Duke has strong skills and wide experience in of Epidemiology for the Ministry of Health (MSP) and the Social Security Dominican System, was Dean Faculty Health Science/School of Medicine at Universidad Central del Este (UCE), President of the Faculty Health Science Dominican Association (ADOFEM) and Vice-president of PanAmerican School of Medicine Federation (PAFAMS). Earlier He was Medical Director of MOH Regional Hospital Dr. Carl Theodore Georg for five (5) years. In 1987 Dr. Duke was one of the original organizer of PROCETS (HIV/AIDS National Program), where he subsequently worked for several years also He was past vice-president of PLUS (the first NGO on HIV/AIDS in DR). Dr. Duke served since 2009 to 2015 as epidemiologist consultant to HHS/CDC-Headquarters, CDC/GAPDR contributing technical advice and guidance in the planning, implementation and monitoring of HIV/AIDS and TB Epidemiologic studies, operational research, information system evaluation project in the Dominican Republic. Also serve as key technical and scientific advisory to the Dominican Government Ministry of Public Health and USG interagency teams providing leadership for PEPFAR-supported HIV/AIDS and coordination with the USG partners at both implementer and national level to quantify progress toward targets set for PEPFAR and national HIV response. Currentlu Dr. Duke is the Dean Faculty Health Science and Epidemiologist Faculty of the Universidad Nacional Pedro Henriquez Urena (UNPHU), Advisor of National Commission Control and Prevention COVID19, IRB President UNPHU committee, Consultant of BWH (Brigham Women Harvard) of Febrile and Cobid19 Proyect. Recognitions: Dr. Duke has been awarded several times for his dedication and good work by some institutions such as OPS/OMS, Family Medicine Dominican School of Medicine Association, Dominican Medical Association, and Plate Supreme (Supremo de Plata) award by the JAYCEES as the most successful young physician in the Dominican Republic (DR) in 1996. In 2004 Dr. Duke was awarded on his HIV/AIDS leadership by the Dominican Medical Colleges. In February 2007 he was awarded of Tuberculosis Grant Award by the North American Region of the International Union against Tuberculosis and Lug Disease (IUATLD) given during the 11th Annual Meeting at Vancouver, BC, Canada. In June 2008 was awarded by USAID/FHI/Proyecto Conecta for his dedication and support being the HIV/AIDS and TB technical coordinator. In 2008 was award by USAID and Proyecto Conecta for His dedication and success being the Technical Coordinator for Tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS, Family Health International/USAID/ CONECTA project in the Dominican Republic. Dr Duke was inducted to USA Universal Martial Hall of Fame and LatinAmerican Martial Art Hall of Fame due to his 40 years competing and teaching Martial Art in the world. In 2015 received special award by CDCDR office for His dedication and leadership working in HIV/AIDS/STD & TB from 2009-2015

Dr Ahmad Al-Rusasi holds a master’s and bachelor’s degree in pharmacy, along with a diploma in regulatory affairs, complemented by multiple specialty certificates in Pharmacy Practice. During his time in Canada, he achieved notable recognition, receiving both the distinguished Pharmacy Practice award and the honorable best pharmacist/technician team award in 2004. In Canada, he continues to actively practice as a pharmacist while concurrently serving as the general manager for Al Noor drug store and lecturer in more than 20 institutions. Driven by his extensive experience, he has taken on diverse roles, including being an instructor for the University of Toronto's International pharmacy graduate (IPG) course and a trainer for pharmacists in Canada specializing in methadone treatment for addiction and chronic pain. He also contributes to the field as an assessor for the Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada (PEBC) for OSCE for few years. He has been integral in the development of pharmacy practice books through the Jordanian Pharmacists Association (JPA). Beyond this, he has assumed council membership roles in the pharmacy faculties of various local universities and has been an advocate for the Jordan Pharmacists Association in liaising with MOH and WHO for the national action plan of antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

Dr Feras Al-Tarifi, a seasoned pharmacist with a wealth of experience across various domains, Al-Zaytooneh University - Faculty of Pharmacy Board Member (Jordan) & Council Member – JUST University Pharmaceutical Research Center (PRC), till recently held pivotal roles at Al Taqaddom Pharmaceutical Industries (TQ Pharma) as Central Tender Business Director and Strategic Business Development Director. During his tenure from March 2019 to December 2020, he showcased his expertise as a Pharma Industry Professional specializing in Business Development and Marketing Services. Dr Al-Tarifi's influence also extended to representing the MENA region for key entities such as PIZHOU FUTONG BIOCHEMICALS and Hangzhou Huisheng Biotech Pharm. His achievements at Hikma Pharmaceuticals – MENA encompass diverse roles including BI Unit Manager, Governmental Affairs Manager, Tenders Manager, and Brand Manager. With a dynamic career trajectory, he initially excelled at Abbott EPD / Solvay Pharmaceuticals, progressing from Medical Representative to Marketing Manager. Beyond his professional commitments, Dr Al-Tarifi actively engages with the pharmaceutical community through Guidepoint Global Advisors and serves on university boards. His dedication extends to the Jordan Pharmacists Association (JPA), where he held board positions and contributed to industry standards such as the Code of Conduct for Medical Promotion. With active involvement in committees like the CPD Committee and Medical Promotion Committee, his resolute commitment underscores his ongoing pursuit of growth and excellence within the field.

Vibeke Drevsen Bach from Copenhagen, Denmark is an acknowledged, visionary and game-changing public dissemination speaker and concept developer, but also a highly respected teacher, educator, cultural creator, supervisor, care-quality facilitator and dissemination expert within the field of dementia. She is on a mission to support as many persons living with dementia as possible, to flourish throughout their full dementia-process, by planting empowering metaphors, uplifting new personcentred and loving stories, visual, logical and intuitive subject-based methods to grow and live from. Vibeke holds an international certification and has the highest degree as supervisor and teacher in late psychology professor Tom Kitwoods’ personcentred theory and care quality methods (University of Bradford, UK). She has a master’s degree in organizational and process- development, a diploma in management and a bachelor's degree in nutrition, health and education. She has extensive experience in creating people-oriented, public fundraising & learning campaigns, as a former campaign manager for several nationwide humanitarian fundraising organizations such as Nordic Operation Daywork, DanChurchAid, Danish Red Cross & Save the Children. She has also been director of the Lifeline Foundation, which prevents suicide. Due to her metaphorical and narrative work in the field of dementia, she has supported, inspired and empowered many more than 200,000 over years. Her mother-in-law lived with Alzheimer’s for five years, so in addition to having a deep professional insight into the field of dementia, Vibeke has also had dementia close to her private life. She is a sought-after keynote speaker, a strategic management advisor and the founder and owner of the educational and consultancy house Energy2work.dk. Back in 2020 she was chosen as a TEDx-speaker: "RE:consider dementia - metaphors as gamechangers".

Jacek Z. Kubiak (born in 1960) is Research Director in French CNRS in UMR 6290 CNRS/University of Rennes. He graduated from the Warsaw University, Poland. He made his postdoc at the Institute Jacques Monod in Paris and works in CNRS since 1992. The majority of his recent research was focused on cell cycle regulation (mostly the role of mitotic protein kinases and phosphatases) during early embryo development, gonads development, cell differentiation, role of macrophages in wound healing. During his career he was mostly involved in basic research, but since a couple of years evolved to biomedical research related to wound healing, cancer, immunological defects, and recently SARS-CoV-2 infection. His recent achievements concern the discovery of the inhibitory role of CDC6/Xic1 in mitotic activation of CDK1 kinase, clarification of the role of MELK kinase in the cell cycle regulation and in wound healing, the role of macrophages in wound healing, tissue homeostasis and chronic transplants rejection. He published over 170 scientific papers. In collaboration with Military Institute of Medicine in Warsaw, Poland, he is studying COVID-19 infection in pediatric patients. His lecture at this conference will be devoted to SARS-CoV-2 infection in children

Willie Sai Ho Chan ( Prof Chan ) LLB, MD, grew up in Hong Kong. He completed his schooling from the Queen's College, Hong Kong, and studied aircraft engineering at the Hong Kong Far East Flying & Technical School. And he received his Bachelor's degree ( LLB ) from the China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing, China, and Doctor of Medicine ( MD ) from the China Medical University in Taiwan, China. He is currently working as Fellow, Professor and National Representative of the European Association for Predictive, Preventive and Personalised Medicine ( EPMA, Brussels, Belgium ) in Taiwan, China. He acts as Coordinator among other countries to promote the aim of the Association. He is an inter- and multi-disciplinar healthcare professional with increasing international recognition. He also serves as an Editor-in-Chief for several journals and is an editorial board member and reviewer for various journals.

Dr. Hassan’s research interests are focused on infectious diseases (from disease onset to therapy), preventive medicine, molecular medicine, and natural products and their therapeutic effects on human health. Currently, Dr. Hassan serves as an editorial board member for various international journals indexed in Web of Science (Clarivate Analytics) and Scopus, including Current Issues in Molecular Biology, PLOS ONE, Molecular Medicine Reports, Frontiers in Pharmacology,Frontiers in Nutrition, BMC Microbiology,Frontiers in Microbiology,BMC Research Notes, and Frontiers in Bioscience-Elite. The bibliographic metrics for Dr. Hassan's research can be found linked in his ORCID profileat https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3922-2738.Additionally, Dr. Hassan has participated as a keynote speaker in various national and international conferences and symposia held in countries such as the Czech Republic, Slovak Republic, Canada, Brazil, Italy, Austria, and England.

KadirUludag holds Ph.D. in Applied psychology (ChineseAcademyofSciences). He is currently doing postdoc in Shanghai Jiaotong University Mental Health Center. His research interest includes schizophrenia research, drug addiction and educational psychology. In addition, he runs a website to share and comment on peer-reviewed articles (ifx0.com)

Claudio Giordano is a versatile medical professional with extensive experience in various healthcare settings. From July 2021 to March 2023, he served as a Medical Doctor in a Special COVID-19 Emergency Unit in Lavello, Italy, focusing on the care of COVID-19 patients. In this role, he directed a vaccination center and managed COVID-19 patients in home isolation, among other responsibilities. Currently, he works as a Medico di Continuità Assistenziale (Guardia Medica) in Potenza, providing on-call medical assistance during evenings and holidays. His duties include initial care, urgent tests, diagnosis, and treatment. In addition, Claudio is a Family Doctor at ASST - Lariana, Regione Lombardia, based in Campione D'Italia. Here, he provides comprehensive healthcare services, including immunizations, prenatal care, minor surgeries, and more. Aside from clinical practice, Claudio is involved in academia. He serves as a Medicine lecturer and examiner in Public Health at the University of Salerno, teaching, conducting research, and mentoring students. Furthermore, he is a University teaching assistant at the Institute of Public Health at USI, Università della Svizzera Italiana, in Lugano, Switzerland. Claudio holds a Degree in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Salerno, with internships in various medical specialties. He is currently pursuing a specialization in Public Health at the same university and a Master's in Aesthetic and Rehabilitative Medicine at the Consorzio Universitario Humanitas - Università San Raffaele di Milano. His publications cover a wide range of topics, including COVID-19 vaccination campaigns, infectious diseases, and preventive medicine. Moreover, Claudio is actively engaged in volunteering, supporting initiatives against violence against women and promoting mental health awareness and suicide prevention. Overall, Claudio Giordano demonstrates a strong commitment to healthcare, education, research, and community service, making valuable contributions to public health and medical care.

Amgad Mohammed Rabie Hamed Fouda has completed his MSc and Postgraduate studies in Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences at the age of 30 years from the Faculty of Pharmacy, Mansoura University, Egypt. He is one of the most famous and reputed Egyptian and Arab pharmacists, researchers and scientists. His new researches focused on the synthesis, discovery, and development of new drugs and medicines for the most resistant and untreated human diseases. He is the head of pharmacists at the Dikernis General Hospital (Mansoura, Egypt), a premier governmental hospital in Egypt. He has published more than 25 papers in very reputed journals and serving as an Editorial Board Member of great repute.

Associate Professor Dr. Basma Ezzat Mustafa has a Ph.D. in Clinical Pharmacology, a Master’s in Advanced Clinical Laboratory Sciences, and a bachelor’s in pharmacy from the University of Baghdad, Iraq. Commencing her career at the Kulliyyah of Dentistry, International Islamic University Malaysia, in 2008, she has exhibited remarkable leadership and expertise. During her tenure, Dr. Basma Ezzat Mustafa served as the Head of Research for a substantial duration. Presently, she is the Head of the Fundamental Dental Medical Sciences Department. Moreover, she serves as an Editorial Member of the IIUM Journal of Orofacial and Health Sciences, the coordinator for the Doctor of Philosophy in Dental Sciences program, andan Executive Committee member of the Malaysian Society of Oral Microbiology and Oral Immunology. Her exceptional contributions have been acknowledged through various accolades, notably receiving the Certificate of Excellence in Research and Publication in 2019 and achieving a 6-star MyRA distinction in 2022. Dr.Basma’s extensive research portfolio and profound interests span across Clinical Pharmacology, Advanced Clinical Laboratory Sciences encompassing Microbiology, Immunology, and Endocrinology, as well as Natural Products, particularly focusing on the Development of Traditional and Herbal Medicine. Her expertise has culminated in the mentorship of numerous postgraduate students, earning accolades such as gold, silver, and bronze medals at national and university levels. Furthermore, she has successfully developed a product poised for commercialization and authored six books along with 60 publications in various indexed journals.

Dr. Mahmood Salim Almaawali obtained his PhD in Counselor Education from The Pennsylvania State University in 2022. His main research interests are in (Issues in career counseling,Wellness counseling and mental health Counselor competencies Transition to college and success,Counseling families, children,and adolescents). He is currently working as Assistant Professor at Sultan Qaboos University, College of Education - Psychology Department since 2012.

Biologist, Researcher since 2008, Associate Professor since 2015. Research activity is conducted in the field of Environmental Hygiene. Initially focused on assessing the mutagenicity and genotoxicity of environmental matrices, particularly airborne particulate matter, through in vitro tests. Currently working on evaluating the risk associated with environmental exposures and on methods for characterizing the environmental microbiome to assess its effects on human health. Recently developed research focuses on assessing the role of fecal and environmental microbiota in association with pediatric diseases and/or related conditions. Collaborated on numerous local, national (funded by INAIL or the Ministry of Health), and international projects (Asia-pro-ECO). Has been responsible for research projects funded by the Piedmont Region and private research entities, and a three-year European cooperation project within the VII EU-FP framework, as part of the ministerial working group on the Microbiota. Has served as an expert evaluator for national projects and within the HORIZON-HEALTH-2021 projects. Collaborates as an Editor with Frontiers in Public Health, Atmosphere, Bioenergy Research. H-index 19; total citations > 737, 52 articles (as of 3/3/2022).

Jelena Dotlic graduated from the Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade, Serbia in 2005 as the best student of the generation. Since 2006 she has been employed at the Clinic of Obstetrics and Gynecology, University Clinical Center of Serbia, Faculty of Medicine, University of Belgrade. Dr Dotlic passed the specialization exam in Ob/Gyn in 2012. She is experienced in diagnosis and treatment (medical and surgical) of different female reproductive system disease (benignant and malignant), high-risk pregnancy and childbirth, as well as gynecologic endocrinologic disorders including infertility. She was a member of the sub-team of the Serbian Ministry of Health for the development of therapeutic protocols in Ob/Gyn, as well as one of the external reviewers of the diagnostic and therapeutic protocol for vulvar cancer of the European Association of Gynecological Oncologists (ESGO). Since 2014 Dr Dotlic has been a Teaching Assistant of Gynecology and Obstetrics and in 2021 she has been elected into Assistant Professor. Dr Dotlic is mentoring both her students and PhD theses of her younger colleagues. In 2006 she defended her MSc degree in the field of Medical Statistics and Informatics and in 2012 Dr Dotlic defended her PhD thesis in the field of Epidemiology focusing on quality of life among pregnant women. Dr Dotlic coauthored more than 100 papers published in international peer-reviewed journals and wrote five book chapters. Majority of her papers are dealing with gynecological malignancies as well as postmenopausal women. The specific topic of her interest is health related quality of life in female population assessed with different methodologies. She participated in four scientific projects and gave a number of lectures regarding her field of research. Moreover, she participated in the organization of several Ob/Gyn meetings. Dr Dotlic is a reviewer of numerous international journals and a member of several professional associations. Since 2019 she is a representative of her country in ENYGO (European Network of Young Gynae Oncologists).

Mirza Adil Beig with a strong background in public health and extensive program management experience, He holds a Master’s in Public Health and pursuing a PhD in Population Health Informatics, providing with deep insights into health systems and program implementation. Over the past seven years, He had worked with organizations like the Netherlands Leprosy Relief, Nutrition International, and India Health Action Trust, enhancing his skills in project coordination, stakeholder management, and capacity building. He had successfully led projects in emergency preparedness during the Covid-19 pandemic and implemented innovative healthcare interventions. His expertise in data analytics, as evidenced by 15 published research papers and proficiency in SPSS, positions to excel in the documentation and analysis aspects of this project. He also collaborated with government agencies, NGOs, and international organizations has refined his ability to navigate complex healthcare landscapes and achieve impactful outcomes.