International Summit on HIV, AIDS Infectious Disease & Healthcare November 23-24, 2020 Tokyo, Japan

Dr. Sorush Niknamian PhD CRFM PE APA_FPD OMS-IV AICP MWSES MLPI MACRO MTMA MRSB FIMS FChE EMBS FNNECOS FTSCO ANCC, AANP, ACPE, ACHE, ADA CERP APA FMDCSCO FSASS) Ph.D. in Cell and Molecular Biology and Oncology and Professor of Cell and Molecular Biology, Oncology and Biological Attacks. He is a Professional Biologist, Senior Research Scientist, Chartered Scientist and Registered His Science Council ID is: A-0008833. He is one of United Kingdom and Indiana Cancer Consortium (ICC) certified. He is a Registered Researcher in the U.S. Government's System for Award Management, Registered Scientist at National Center for Biotechnology Information. He is studying Medicine/Military Medicine at Liberty University (LU), Lynchburg, VA, United States of America. He holds Bachelor’s Degree in Mechatronics Engineering, applied Mathematics, Civil Engineering and Management

Ebola, HIV, Medical Ozone Therapy

Amudha Ondiveerappan completed MD at Windsor University School of Medicine at St Kitts & Nevis in 2007. Completing MPH in November 2020 at Walden University, located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Born in New York City and living in Chicago, IL, since 2005.

Infectious disease

Menachem Shoham received his PhD from the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel and did postdoctoral studies in structural biology at Yale University. Following a sabbatical stint at Dupont in Wilmington, Delaware, he joined Case Western Reserve Univeristy’s Department of Biochemistry. Menachem served on NIH study sections and served on editorial boards of scientific journals, and sevred as director of the biochemistry undergraduate program at Case Western Reserve University. Research in his laboratory has been funded by a Transformational Award from the Falk Medical Research Trust. Menachem has over fifty publications and three patents. He recently founded a biopharmaceutical startup company to develop discovered antivirulence agents towards clinical trials

Infectious disease

Dr Suresh Vatsyayann is a family medicine specialist with an MBBS, FCGP, DNB, FRNZCGP, an international MBA with Distinction, and honors graduate with 1st class honors degree in International Health Development and Policy. He has had over 1.6 million consults given to the patients world over including the villages, urban areas including the slum dwellers. He has over 70 publications in the various fields affecting health and has invented 10s of new techniques in surgery, medicine, communication, management and health development & policy. He has shared the principles behind a healthy life every week with doctors, medical staff and the general public for the last 47 years in Cook Islands, in New Zealand, in India and the world over. Most of the lectures have been part of the series of "Health for All Through Wisdom & Action," a crusade against the epidemic of the non-communicable diseases (NCD) affecting us today, including research and creating newer techniques of the specialists and the family physicians across the continents.

Research interest is in the NCDs and the CDs Internal medicine, cardiovascular diseases), as well as common surgical techniques' improvement and teaching.

Liana Monica Deac working in Romania in the National Public Health Institute - Regional Public Health Center, Cluj - Epidemiology Department of Communicable Diseases and in the University Babes- Bolyai , Cluj- Biology Faculty

Infectious Disease & Healthcare

D. K. Acharya has completed his PhD at the age of 25 years from Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad, India. He is Associate Professor, at Department of Medical Technology, B. N. Patel Institute of Paramedical and Science, Anand, Gujarat, India. He has published more than 15 papers in reputed journals and has been serving as an editorial board member of repute journals and magazine. He also wrote a book/book chapters. He gave many lead talks and had invited as speaker in various conferences. He has interest in study of antibiotic/anticancer production from actinomycetes, lignocellulotic fungi and PGPR.

Infectious Diseases