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• Male Infertility
• Reproductive Health
• Andrology
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Dr. Taymour M. Mostafa is a leading academic in male infertility and reproductive health, affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine at Cairo University, and associated with multiple institutions including Alexandria University, King Saud University, and Al-Azhar University. He is a core member of the Egyptian Society of Andrology and has contributed extensively to clinical and laboratory research in andrology. His research interests focus on male infertility , varicocele repair , sperm DNA fragmentation , nonobstructive azoospermia , and erectile dysfunction . His work integrates clinical practice with laboratory investigation, aiming to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment outcomes. He has published in top-tier journals such as World Journal of Men's Health , Andrologia , and Journal of Sexual Medicine . The most recent articles highlight trends in biomarker discovery , evidence-based surgical outcomes , and oxidative stress in male fertility . His publications emphasize meta-analyses, global practice surveys, and molecular diagnostics, reflecting a shift toward precision medicine in reproductive health. Scientific Awards and Sponsorships: Sponsored by Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Sponsored by Medical Research Council Sponsored by National Research Foundation Sponsored by University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Sponsored by National Institutes of Health Sponsored by European Commission Sponsored by National Natural Science Foundation of China Dr. Mostafa has secured funding from major international bodies and collaborates widely, with 97.1% of his work co-authored. While no formal advising role is listed, his extensive mentorship through collaborative research and leadership in sponsored projects indicates significant academic guidance. He is involved in multi-institutional studies and contributes to global consensus development in andrology practices. Although no dedicated lab or team is explicitly mentioned, his co-authorship network reflects strong linkages with researchers across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, suggesting participation in international research clusters focused on male reproductive health.

Kevin G. ChanView profile

Clinical Professor

• Urologic Oncology
• Urinary Tract Reconstruction
• Bladder Cancer
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Kevin G. Chan, M.D. , a Clinical Professor at City of Hope 's Department of Surgery (Division of Urology and Urologic Oncology), specializes in urinary tract reconstruction for urologic cancers like bladder and prostate cancer. Since joining in 2004, he pioneered robot-assisted laparoscopic radical cystectomy programs and serves on the NCCN Guidelines Committee for Bladder and Penile Cancer. Clinical Expertise : Bladder Cancer, Urinary Diversion, Male Incontinence, Erectile Dysfunction, Robotic Surgery Academic Rank : Clinical Professor (2023–present), previously Associate/Assistant Clinical Professor Research focuses on surgical innovations like fluorescence imaging to reduce complications and improving diagnostic modalities for bladder cancer responsiveness to therapy. He maintains a large database for male urinary incontinence outcomes. Publications (2008–2020) span robotic cystectomy, urinary diversion techniques, and outcomes analysis. Key collaborations include the International Pasadena Consensus Panel on best practices. Honors : Society of Laparoendoscopic Surgeons Outstanding Resident Award Pfizer Scholar in Urology City of Hope Educator of the Year (multiple years) Education : M.D., University of Southern California (1998) B.S., Biology (magna cum laude), University of California, Los Angeles (1994)

Faruk YencilekView profile

Professor

• Urology
• Prostate Cancer
• Renal Stones
• +7 more

Prof. Faruk Yencilek is a Professor at the Department of Urology , Faculty of Medicine , Yeditepe University . He has held this position since 2011 and previously served as Head of Department (2012) and Deputy Head of Department (2012). His academic journey includes a PhD in Molecular Medicine (2016-2016) at Yeditepe University and clinical training at İstanbul University Cerrahpaşa Faculty of Medicine (1996-2001). PhD : Molecular Medicine, Yeditepe University (2016) MD : Medicine (English), Marmara University (1996-2001) Specialization : Urology, İstanbul University (1996-2001) Prof. Yencilek's research focuses on urology , particularly prostate cancer , renal stones , testicular ischemia-reperfusion injury , and erectile dysfunction . His work explores molecular mechanisms, surgical innovations, and the intersection of urological disorders with systemic conditions like cardiovascular risk and metabolic syndrome. His recent publications highlight trends in genetic polymorphisms (Caspase 9, Apolipoprotein E, Interleukin 1), antioxidant therapies , and minimally invasive surgical techniques (retrograde intrarenal surgery, laparoscopic procedures). He has also investigated the role of medical imaging (diffusion tensor imaging) in diagnosing urological malignancies. Prof. Yencilek serves on the boards of the European Urological Association (2006–present), Turkish Urology Association (2002–present), and Turkish Endourology Association (2002–present). He has supervised a PhD thesis on Chemotherapeutic effect of everolimus and ABT-737 combination on renal cell carcinoma (Ayşe Hande, 2018). As principal investigator, he completed a TÜBİTAK-funded project (₺2,500,000) to develop a local balloon dilation catheter for urological procedures (2012–2015). His administrative roles include serving as Medical Director at Yeditepe University (2013) and chairing the Urology Department (2012). Outside academia, he worked as a Urology Specialist at SSK Aksaray Hospital (2002–present).

İlter AlkanView profile

Professor

• Urology
• Male Infertility
• Erectile Dysfunction
• +3 more

Prof. İlter Alkan is a Professor in the Department of Medicine at Yeditepe University Faculty of Medicine, specializing in Urology. His clinical expertise spans male reproductive health, prostate disorders, and kidney stone management, with active research contributions in molecular urology and andrology. His educational background includes: Master's degree from Ege University, Faculty of Medicine (1984-1990) Specialization in Urology from Marmara University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Surgical Medical Sciences (1990-1995) Prof. Alkan's research focuses on oxidative stress mechanisms in male infertility, inflammatory biomarkers in Peyronie's disease, hormonal influences on sexual dysfunction, and molecular clock proteins in penile physiology. His work bridges clinical urology with biochemical analysis, emphasizing vitamin D, inflammatory ratios, and antioxidant pathways in disease pathogenesis and treatment. Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2018-2024) reveals dominant trends in molecular andrology, particularly circadian rhythm studies in erectile function (2024), inflammatory parameter analysis in Peyronie's disease (2019-2020), and vitamin D's role in premature ejaculation (2019). His work consistently investigates biomarker correlations across prostate cancer, kidney stones, and chronic pelvic pain syndromes. No scientific awards were listed in the provided information. Prof. Alkan has supervised graduate theses though specific students are not named in the source material. He currently leads a TÜBİTAK 1001 project (2024, 1,600,000 TL) on molecular clock genes in penile erection mechanisms and previously completed a TÜBİTAK 1002 project (2022-2023, 45,000 TL) on molecular clock gene expression in cavernous tissue. He maintains active clinical practice across multiple Istanbul hospitals while contributing to urological education through laparoscopic and HoLEP technique workshops.

• Social Psychology
• Marketing Psychology
• Health Psychology
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Radomír Masaryk is a Professor at Comenius University Bratislava's Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences, affiliated with the Institute of Applied Psychology. He holds academic degrees including Mgr. (2000), PhDr. (2004), PhD (2005), and doc. (2019). His work spans over 20+ years in academia and includes freelance translation and consulting. Research focuses on social, marketing, and health psychology, emphasizing qualitative methods in health communication and decision-making. He leads projects like VEGA-funded studies on vaccination perceptions and media literacy. Active in professional organizations such as the European Health Psychology Society (EHPS), serving as Conference Chair and Executive Committee Member (2024-2026). Teaches courses in social psychology, qualitative methods, and marketing communication psychology. Publications address vaccination messaging failures, health behavior change, and qualitative research integration. His work bridges academic theory with practical applications in education and healthcare systems. Education: 2000: Mgr. in Psychology, Comenius University Faculty of Arts 2004: PhDr. in Social Psychology, Comenius University Faculty of Arts 2005: PhD in Educational Psychology, Comenius University Faculty of Education 2019: Docent in Social and Work Psychology, Comenius University Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences Key Research Areas: Social psychology, health communication, vaccination attitudes, qualitative methodologies, and applied educational technology. Recent work examines pandemic perception, conspiracy beliefs in youth, and habit-based health interventions. Notable Projects: VEGA Grant (2023-2026): Social Representations of COVID-19 Vaccination VEGA Grant (2019-2022): Discerning Trustworthy News in Secondary Schools Microsoft-funded Technology in Education (2009-2014) Professional Roles: Editorial Board Member of Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine , Chair of EHPS 2022 Conference, and member of the International Society of Critical Health Psychology. Labs/Teams: Leads the Institute of Applied Psychology's research initiatives on health behavior and communication, collaborating with global networks like EHPS and EUPRIO.

• Diabetes/Neuropathy
• Microvascular Complications
• Atherosclerosis
• +5 more

Maria Jeziorska is a Senior Lecturer in Molecular Pathology at the University of Manchester, affiliated with the School of Medical Sciences within the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health. Her research focuses on diabetic neuropathy, atherosclerosis, scleroderma, tumor invasion mechanisms, and paleopathology. She obtained her MD and PhD from the Medical Academy in Warsaw, Poland, and has conducted research at Manchester for over 25 years. Education: Doctor of Philosophy (Medical Academy, 1986) Doctor of Medicine (Medical Academy, 1986) Research Interests: Diabetes complications: Microvascular pathogenesis, neuropathy diagnostics Scleroderma: Microvascular changes and neuropathy Soft tissue sarcomas: Tumor progression and metastasis Atherosclerosis: Cytokine roles in calcification Paleopathology: Antigen retrieval in mummified tissues Current Projects: Assessment of diabetic neuropathy via skin biopsies and corneal confocal microscopy Effects of treatment on small fiber neuropathy in sarcoidosis Adipokine expression post-bariatric surgery Hypoxia in diabetic heart tissues Antigen recovery methods for mummified tissues Grants & Collaboration: Co-Investigator on a multinational project evaluating corneal confocal microscopy for diabetic neuropathy diagnosis (2015–2018)

• Drug Discovery
• Fibroproliferative Diseases
• Pharmacology
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Selim Cellek is a Professor of Health and Biomedicine at Anglia Ruskin University (ARU), leading the Drug Discovery Group within the Medical Technology Research Centre (MTRC). He holds a Medical Degree from Hacettepe University and a PhD in Pharmacology from the University of London, followed by postdoctoral research at University College London (UCL). His career includes roles at GlaxoSmithKline (GSK), UCL, and Cranfield University prior to joining ARU in 2015. Research Interests: Phenotypic assays for drug discovery Fibroproliferative diseases (e.g., Peyronie’s disease, benign prostatic hyperplasia) Urogenital tract physiology and nitrergic neurotransmission Diabetic autonomic neuropathy His work focuses on translating basic science into clinical applications, particularly targeting fibrotic disorders through novel drug development. Recent Articles: Recent studies emphasize anti-fibrotic drug development, leveraging phenotypic screening and high-throughput assays. Key themes include myofibroblast inhibition, synergistic drug combinations (e.g., PDE5 inhibitors and tamoxifen), and repurposing FDA-approved drugs. Awards & Grants: Fellowship: British Pharmacological Society Membership: European Society for Sexual Medicine Consultancy to pharmaceutical companies in urogenital and diabetes therapeutic areas Advising & Labs: Leads the Drug Discovery Group at MTRC, focusing on translational medicine. Collaborates with industry on anti-fibrotic drug pipelines and digital health solutions for dementia care (e.g., SMART4MD app). Future Work: Expanding research into fibrosis pathophysiology, optimizing phenotypic screening platforms, and advancing treatments for chronic fibrotic conditions like Peyronie’s disease and diabetic neuropathy.

Bruce SchlomerView profile

Assistant Professor

• Pediatric Urology
• Reconstructive Surgery
• Minimally Invasive Surgery
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Bruce Schlomer, M.D. is a pediatric urologist at Children’s Health and an Assistant Professor of Urology at UT Southwestern Medical Center. His clinical practice spans multiple locations in Dallas, Rockwall, Park Cities, and Texas Scottish Rite Hospital, where he specializes in reconstructive surgery and transitional care for neurogenic bladder patients. Washington University School of Medicine (Medical Degree) UT Southwestern (Urology Residency) University of California San Francisco (Pediatric Urology Fellowship) Dr. Schlomer's research focuses on pediatric genitourinary conditions, including undescended testis , hypospadias , prenatal hydronephrosis , and neurogenic bladder . His recent publications highlight expertise in diagnostic techniques (e.g., near-infrared spectroscopy for testicular torsion), surgical outcomes (bladder neck reconstruction, pyeloplasty), and data analysis methodologies in urology. His work bridges clinical practice with medical education, serving as Director of Resident Pediatric Urology Education at Children’s Medical Center Dallas and contributing to the American Urological Association's Board Review Course and Core Curriculum writing committee. Dr. Schlomer's clinical and research activities emphasize minimizing surgical invasiveness through robotic-assisted procedures and improving transitional care for young adults with chronic urologic conditions.

• Medical Simulation
• Minority Health
• Public Health
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Abdallah Abudayya is an Associate Professor at the Department of Nursing at VID University of Applied Sciences. His research focuses on cultural competence in healthcare, resilience of health workers in conflict zones, elderly care, and public health equity. Notable areas include nursing in war-torn regions like the Gaza Strip, mental health interventions for vulnerable populations, and evidence-based clinical practices. Key projects include optimizing home nursing supervision methodologies and advancing interdisciplinary care for aging populations through the EPHAM initiative. He has contributed to scoping reviews on trauma consequences among Palestinian youth and resilience strategies for health workers in crisis settings. His work bridges clinical practice with policy advocacy, emphasizing culturally responsive care and equitable health services. Recent efforts highlight urgent calls for protecting vulnerable groups in conflict zones, alongside innovative approaches to nursing education and assessment tools for elderly care. Education Focus: Cultural competence training for nursing students Key Collaborations: COST Action PAAR-net for aging research Geographic Specialization: Gaza Strip public health challenges

• Urologic Oncology
• Prostate Cancer
• Kidney Cancer
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Dr. Michael E. Karellas is an Assistant Professor of Urology at Yale School of Medicine and Director of the Western Region, Department of Urology. He specializes in urologic oncology, treating cancers of the bladder, kidney, prostate, and testes, alongside general urology conditions like kidney stones. He holds dual board certifications in Urology and is a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. His clinical practice emphasizes patient-centered care, integrating evidence-based guidelines with individualized treatment plans. Education & Training: Fellow, Urologic Oncology, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (2009) Urology Residency, University of Kansas School of Medicine (2006) General Surgery Internship, University of Kansas School of Medicine (2002) MD, University of Kansas School of Medicine (2001) BS in Pharmacy, University of Kansas (1993) Research Interests: Dr. Karellas focuses on advancing surgical techniques in urologic oncology, including robotic-assisted laparoscopic surgery, cost-effectiveness of partial nephrectomy, and outcomes of renal cancer treatment. His work also addresses racial disparities in prostate cancer outcomes and erectile dysfunction post-prostatectomy. Professional Activities: Member, American Urological Association & Society of Urologic Oncology Editorial Board Member, Frontiers in Genitourinary Oncology Co-Director Robotics Committee, YNHH-Greenwich Hospital Reviewer, Journal of Urology Awards: 2013 Faculty Teaching Award (Urology Residency Program) 2006 Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (T32) 2006 “Student Voice Award” for Outstanding Resident Educator

Mehmet ÖztürkView profile

Assistant Professor

• Urology
• Pediatric Urology
• Kidney Stones
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Mehmet Öztürk is an Assistant Professor at Gaziantep University Faculty of Medicine , Department of Urology, with additional roles as a Doctor Lecturer. His clinical training includes a Medical Specialization in Urology (2017–2022) and a Licence (2009–2016), both from Gaziantep University. Education Medical Specialization in Urology (2017–2022), Gaziantep University Licence (2009–2016), Gaziantep University His research focuses on pediatric urology , kidney stone management , erectile dysfunction , and minimally invasive surgical techniques . He has published extensively on topics such as vesicoureteral reflux , retrograde intrarenal surgery (RIRS) , and laparoscopic radical nephrectomy , often analyzing predictive indicators and comparative surgical outcomes. Scientific contributions include 14 articles and 8 book chapters, with a strong emphasis on urological oncology , urinary incontinence , and stone expulsion therapies . He has presented 23 abstracts at national and international conferences, covering themes like penile fracture complications and pediatric kidney stone factors . Memberships Turkish Urology Association (since 2022) American Urological Association (since 2018) Administrative roles include membership in Gaziantep University's Animal Experiments Local Ethics Committee (2025–) and English Coordinator for Semester 3 (2024–2025). He also teaches courses on urinary infections , prostatitis , and sexual dysfunction in Turkish and English.

• Oncology
• Cancer Survivorship
• Clinical Research
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Susanne Oksbjerg Dalton is a Professor in the Department of Clinical Medicine at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in Clinical Oncology. Her research focuses on cancer survivorship, symptom management, and quality of life issues for cancer patients. She maintains an active research profile with 174 total research outputs documented in the institutional repository. Her primary research interests include: Cancer survivorship and functional health in aging populations Symptom management (fatigue, pain, insomnia) Clinical trials methodology Socioeconomic factors in cancer outcomes Rehabilitation following cancer treatments Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on population-based studies examining the long-term effects of cancer treatments, with particular attention to quality of life metrics and symptom burden in cancer survivors. Her work frequently utilizes Danish registry data to examine large patient populations. Her research collaborations span multiple institutions and clinical specialties, demonstrating interdisciplinary approach to cancer care research.

Colm TreacyView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Neurology
• Urology
• Mental Health
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Colm Treacy is a Senior Lecturer and Field Lead (Mental Health) at the School of Health Sciences, part of the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Surrey. His work spans clinical research in neurology, urology, and nursing practice. He has contributed to studies on post-surgical complications, neurodegenerative disorders, and patient-centered care models. Research interests include erectile dysfunction post-prostatectomy, spinocerebellar ataxia genetics, prion disease heterogeneity, and improving care for patients with progressive neurological conditions. His collaborative studies often highlight clinical management strategies and genetic factors influencing disease progression. Publications span topics from surgical outcomes to genetic mutations, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches to healthcare challenges.

• Geriatrics
• Nutrition in Aging
• Malnutrition
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Larry Johnson serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Geriatrics within the College of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. His academic work is based at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in North Little Rock, Arkansas, where he maintains an active clinical and research presence in geriatric care. Dr. Johnson's research centers on critical geriatric nutrition issues including malnutrition, vitamin/mineral deficiencies, and inflammatory biomarkers in elderly populations. His expertise extends to sexual health in aging and clinical management of chronic conditions. He has made significant contributions to authoritative medical references including The Merck Manual (Professional and Home Editions) and Hazzard's Principles of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology, establishing him as a key resource in evidence-based geriatric practice. Analysis of his publication record from 1993-2009 reveals consistent focus on the interrelationship between nutritional status, systemic inflammation, and clinical outcomes in elderly patients. His work demonstrates particular expertise in recuperative care settings, nursing home management, and transitional care, with recurring themes of biomarker monitoring, dietary interventions, and practical clinical applications for geriatric practitioners.

• Geriatric Psychology
• Anxiety Disorders in Aging
• Cognitive Aging
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Sherry Beaudreau serves as an Honorary Associate Professor in the School of Psychology at The University of Queensland, with research focused on geriatric mental health, anxiety disorders in aging populations, and cognitive aging. Her work bridges clinical psychology, neuropsychiatry, and public health interventions for older adults, particularly veterans and dementia patients. Her primary research interests include anxiety disorders in late life , cognitive decline mechanisms , sleep-mental health interactions in aging , and innovative interventions for elderly mental health . Notable projects examine worry reappraisal techniques (REAP), biomarker-neuropsychiatric symptom links in Alzheimer's, and firearm safety for suicide prevention in medically complex veterans. Her work frequently employs longitudinal designs like the Wisconsin study and emphasizes real-world applicability in primary care settings. Analysis of her 15 most recent publications reveals strong thematic consistency in geriatric anxiety (12/15 articles), with growing focus on veteran-specific interventions (2023-2024) and cross-disease applications (e.g., Parkinson's anxiety treatments). Methodologically, she integrates quantitative analysis of large datasets with clinical trial frameworks, often collaborating with Gould, O'Hara, and Hantke. Beaudreau actively contributes to clinical mentorship and grant-funded research, particularly through VA collaborations on veteran mental health. Her projects frequently address service utilization gaps, such as supportive care for Alzheimer's patients in California and home-based suicide prevention for elderly veterans. She maintains strong laboratory and team affiliations within UQ's School of Psychology, notably collaborating with the College of Supervisors and research groups focused on aging. Current work prioritizes translating anxiety interventions into primary care settings for older adults, with emerging projects on digital mental health tools for rural elderly populations.