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• Translational Research
• Preventive Medicine
• Integrative Medicine
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Professor Eugen Molodysky is a practicing physician, educator, and researcher at the University of Sydney, where he holds the title of Clinical Professor in Preventive and Primary Health Care Medicine. He is also a Visiting Medical Specialist at St Vincent’s Private Hospital (SVPH) and a member of the Diabetes and Obesity Clinical Academic Group at the University of Sydney. His career spans clinical leadership, medical education reform, and translational research with significant impacts on public health. Graduate of the University of Sydney (MB, BS, PhD) 2008 Order of Australia Medal (OAM) recipient Founder of Australia's first HIV clinic (1983) Developed the first Clinical Teacher Training Program at Sydney Medical School His research bridges preventive medicine with urology, oncology, and integrative approaches. Major contributions include HPV screening, penile vascular physiology, and translational applications of stem cell therapy. Over his career, he has supervised MD Research students and published extensively on diabetes, cervical cancer, and medical education. Awards include the ACNEM Braham Rabinov Award (2015) and ISSM Zorgniotti-Newman Prize (2021). He currently explores connectomics, TMS, and regenerative medicine in clinical practice. Recent publications highlight his work in penile vascular anatomy (2025), diabetes screening trends (2022), HPV-related cancer transmission (2021), and integrative medicine frameworks (2016). These span urology, oncology, public health, and medical education, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to preventive and translational medicine. Scientific Awards: Order of Australia Medal (2008) ACNEM Braham Rabinov Award (2015) ISSM Zorgniotti-Newman Prize (2021) Sydney Technical High School Honor Roll (2011) Teaching and Supervision: Pioneered clinical teacher training programs at the University of Sydney and Notre Dame. Supervised MD Research students (2017-20) and contributed to curriculum development for over 30 years. His work on Team-Based Learning (TBL) transformed medical education, including adolescent health programs in Eastern Sydney schools.

• Urology
• Minimally Invasive Surgery
• Prostate Disorders
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Dr. Christopher Bednarz is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Urology at Yale School of Medicine. He specializes in urologic surgery, focusing on kidney stones, overactive bladder, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), erectile dysfunction, and urologic cancers. He emphasizes minimally invasive techniques, including robotic surgery, to improve patient outcomes and recovery times. Dr. Bednarz graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine and is affiliated with Smilow Cancer Hospital at Greenwich and the Prostate & Urologic Cancers Program. Education: MD: Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine Research Interests: Minimally invasive surgical approaches for urologic conditions, including HoLEP for BPH and kidney stone management. He prioritizes patient-centered care by combining diagnostic rigor with tailored treatments. Key Contributions: Pioneered use of holmium laser enucleation of the prostate (HoLEP) at Yale Active in clinical research on kidney stone etiology and prevention Labs/Teams: Affiliated with the Lower Urinary Tract Dysfunction (LUTD) & Genitourinary Reconstruction program and the Prostate & Urologic Cancers Program.

• Urology
• Reconstructive Surgery
• Surgical Outcomes Research
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Jaime A. Cavallo, MD, MPHS, is an Assistant Professor of Urology at Yale School of Medicine. She serves as Director of Male Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgery and Vice Chair of Quality and Safety in Urology. Dr. Cavallo specializes in reconstructive urology, focusing on disorders of urinary and sexual function in men, including urethral strictures, Peyronie’s disease, and erectile dysfunction. She holds dual appointments at Yale New Haven Hospital and the West Haven Veterans' Affairs Medical Center. Education & Training: BS in Biology, Georgetown University MD, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Residency in General Surgery, Washington University in Saint Louis Urology Residency, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Fellowship in Male Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgery, Lahey Hospital and Medical Center MPHS (Master of Population Health Sciences), Washington University Research Focus: Dr. Cavallo’s work emphasizes outcomes research in reconstructive urology, comparing treatment efficacy and patient-reported outcomes. She also investigates healthcare access issues and the impact of private equity on urology practice. Her research integrates both clinical and population health perspectives. Key Contributions: First fellowship-trained male genitourinary reconstructive urologist in Connecticut Recipient of NIH-funded KM1 Comparative Effectiveness Research Career Development Award Leadership in quality and safety initiatives within urology Publications: Her recent work addresses physician pregnancy trends, Medicaid access challenges, and surgical outcomes in urethroplasty. These studies reflect her dual focus on clinical innovation and systemic healthcare issues.

Beverley EwensView profile

Associate Professor

• ICU Patient Diaries
• Critical Care Recovery and Survivorship
• Obesity
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Associate Professor Beverley Ewens is the Associate Dean Nursing at the School of Nursing and Midwifery, Edith Cowan University. She leads strategic initiatives in academic governance and has extensive experience in critical care nursing, postgraduate program coordination, and clinical roles in the UK and Australia. Her research focuses on ICU patient recovery, delirium management, obesity care, and improving outcomes for older adults. She has been awarded for contributions to Indigenous education and excellence in teaching. Education: Master of Indigenous Education (Macquarie University, 2022), PhD (Edith Cowan University, 2015), Postgraduate qualifications in critical care, management, and nursing education. Research Grants: Includes studies on frailty management, nurse-led volunteer support, and interventions for ICU survivors (e.g., $734,070 grant from Ramsay Hospital). Research Themes: ICU survivorship, delirium prevention, obesity stigma reduction, and family-centered care in critical illness. Publications: Over 50 peer-reviewed articles in journals like Journal of Advanced Nursing and Intensive Care Medicine , focusing on critical care outcomes, patient diaries, and interprofessional education. Her work integrates narrative inquiry and mixed-methods approaches, emphasizing patient and family perspectives. She actively supervises PhD and master’s students in critical care, Indigenous health, and mental health nursing.

Lena ThinView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Inflammatory Bowel Disease
• Gastroenterology
• Crohn's Disease
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Lena Thin is a Clinical Senior Lecturer in the Department of Internal Medicine at the UWA Medical School, The University of Western Australia. She serves as a Consultant Gastroenterologist and the IBD Research Lead at Fiona Stanley Hospital, specializing in complex Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) management and quality-of-care improvement. Her academic qualifications include: Master of Clinical Research (MClinRes) from The University of Western Australia Medical Bachelor (MBBS) from The University of Western Australia Dr. Thin's research centers on IBD pathophysiology and therapeutics, with emphasis on Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis. Her work investigates biologic therapies (infliximab, ustekinumab), systemic complications including cardiovascular events and hormonal imbalances, and emerging treatments like GLP-1 receptor agonists for immune-mediated inflammatory conditions. Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong clinical research focus on IBD treatment safety, efficacy, and novel interventions. Her work predominantly utilizes meta-analyses, prospective cohort studies, and systematic reviews to address critical gaps in gastroenterology practice, particularly regarding biologic therapy persistence and systemic disease manifestations. No specific scientific awards were documented in available sources. As the IBD Research Lead at Fiona Stanley Hospital, she oversees research initiatives and likely mentors junior clinicians, though formal student advisement details are unreported. Her leadership extends to multiple advisory boards focused on advancing IBD care standards. Dr. Thin directs the IBD research unit at Fiona Stanley Hospital, which conducts clinical trials and observational studies to optimize patient outcomes. The unit collaborates internationally on therapeutic innovation and complication management in inflammatory bowel diseases.

• Obesity Research
• Endocrinology
• Men's Health
• +5 more

Professor Gary Wittert serves as the Mortlock Professor of Medicine at the University of Adelaide within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences and Adelaide Medical School. He holds dual appointments as Senior Consultant Endocrinologist at the Royal Adelaide Hospital and Director of the Freemasons Foundation Centre for Men's Health. His academic journey began at Johannesburg's University of Witwatersrand, followed by postgraduate training at Christchurch Hospital and Otago University in New Zealand, with additional training at Harvard Medical School and Oregon Health Sciences University. Dr. Wittert's research spans five interconnected domains: (1) Peripheral mechanisms of appetite regulation including gastrointestinal hormones and gastric vagal signaling; (2) Weight loss interventions for obesity with endpoints in diabetes and cardiac function; (3) Testosterone physiology and metabolism relationships; (4) Obstructive sleep apnea epidemiology; and (5) Longitudinal cohort studies including the Florey Adelaide Male Ageing Study (FAMAS) tracking 2,500 men aged 35-80 years. His work has established MAILES (Men And Information, Lifestyle, Environments and Systems) as one of Australia's largest male health cohorts. His publication record includes over 350 peer-reviewed papers focusing on obesity, testosterone, and metabolic health. Recent research trends demonstrate increasing emphasis on circadian biology, time-restricted eating, and the intersection of sleep disorders with metabolic diseases. The T4DM trial represents a landmark multicenter study examining testosterone's role in diabetes prevention. Fellow of the Australian Academy of Health and Medical Sciences Senior Principal Research Fellow at South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute Founding Editor-in-Chief of Obesity Research and Clinical Practice Former President of Australasian Society for Study of Obesity Previous Vice President of Asia Oceania Association for Study of Obesity Professor Wittert actively supervises Masters and PhD candidates while leading multiple NHMRC-funded projects including the T4DM diabetes prevention study. He chairs the Weight Management Council of Australia and co-founded both the Freemasons Foundation Centre for Men's Health and the NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Nutritional Physiology. His research teams include the Healthy Ageing Research Cluster at the University of Adelaide and large-scale multidisciplinary collaborations examining testosterone physiology and obesity interventions.

• Reproductive Medicine
• Urology
• Molecular Biology
• +5 more

Monica Gabriela Ferrini is a Professor at the Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science within the Department of Health & Life Sciences. Her work focuses on the role of nitric oxide in erectile dysfunction, fibrosis, and age-related pathologies, with a strong emphasis on preclinical models of diabetes, obesity, and neurovascular injury. Her research spans multiple disciplines including Reproductive Medicine , Urology , Endocrinology , and Cell Biology . Recent publications highlight collaborations in stem cell therapy for erectile dysfunction, nutraceutical interventions, and the impact of environmental toxins like bisphenol A on metabolic programming. Dr. Ferrini's 2024 work on Nutraceutical and low energy shockwave treatments demonstrates her innovative approach to reversing pelvic injury effects. Earlier studies (2019-2023) explore oxidative stress modulation, vitamin D's role in tissue repair, and the interplay between diabetes and fibrosis.

TANYELİ KAZAZView profile

Lecturer

• Biostatistics
• Medical Informatics
• Health Sciences
• +4 more

TANYELİ KAZAZ is a Lecturer at Gaziantep University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Biostatistics and Medical Informatics since 2015. He holds a Doctorate in Biostatistics from Sankor University (2019-2023), a Master's in Statistics from Hacettepe University (2011-2014), and a Bachelor's in Statistics from Hacettepe University (2006-2011). His research focuses on Biostatistics applications in health sciences, including: Statistical modeling in obstetric and perinatal medicine Epidemiological analysis of pediatric infectious diseases AI and infodemiology in public health surveillance Clinical data analysis for migraine and erectile dysfunction His recent publications include studies on: Vitamin D and hyperemesis gravidarum Covid-19 pandemic prediction via Google searches Pelvic floor health in aging populations Oxidative stress in cardiovascular restenosis He has presented at international biostatistics and health research conferences on topics ranging from network meta-analysis to AI validation in medical education.

Florin NeacsuView profile

Lecturer

• Drug Discovery
• Biosciences
• Molecular Sciences
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Florin Neacsu serves as an Associate Lecturer at Anglia Ruskin University within the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care and School of Nursing in Chelmsford, specializing in biosciences, molecular sciences, and healthcare software development with emphasis on drug discovery and global medical policy implementation. His academic credentials include: PGCE in research in education (Anglia Ruskin University) PhD in Chemistry (Baylor University) MSc in Chemistry (University of Bucharest) BSc in Chemistry (University of Bucharest) Research focuses on drug discovery for cancers, HIV, dementia, and erectile dysfunction alongside healthcare software development and medical policy analysis. His work bridges wet-lab molecular science with in-silico modeling to address real-world healthcare challenges through computational and biochemical approaches. Recent publications demonstrate interdisciplinary convergence between analytical chemistry software engineering and food science, particularly in mass spectrometry simulation and aquaculture product quality assessment, reflecting his dual expertise in computational methods and biological systems analysis. He supervises undergraduate and postgraduate nursing projects while maintaining clinical experience in care homes and Covid-19 testing protocols. Professional affiliations include NS Technologies Ltd for healthcare software development and active engagement with clinical environments across the UK healthcare system.

Juan José AndinoView profile

Assistant Professor

• Male infertility
• Erectile dysfunction
• Penile prosthetics
• +7 more

Dr. Juan José Andino serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Urology at the University of California, Los Angeles (David Geffen School of Medicine) and holds a dual appointment at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Healthcare where he established a Men's Health Clinic in Wilmington. His clinical practice focuses on specialized areas of male reproductive medicine and sexual health that extend beyond standard urological care. Dr. Andino earned his MD from the University of Michigan in 2017, followed by a Urology Residency at the University of Michigan Health System (2022), and completed advanced fellowship training in Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at UCLA (2023). He also holds an MBA from the Stephen M. Ross School of Business (2017). His academic credentials include board certification in Urology from the American Board of Urology (2025) and UCLA certification in Spanish-language medical proficiency. His research interests center on improving outcomes in complex urological conditions, with particular emphasis on penile prosthesis outcomes, priapism management (especially in Sickle Cell population), male infertility treatments, and telehealth applications in urologic care. Dr. Andino is an active collaborator in Mobyus, a national male fertility research consortium, and contributes to initiatives improving resources for Spanish-speaking patients in sexual medicine. His work bridges clinical innovation with health equity, focusing on expanding access to specialized care for underserved populations in South Los Angeles through his work at MLK Community Healthcare. Analysis of Dr. Andino's publication record reveals a consistent focus on improving surgical outcomes in specialized urological procedures, particularly penile prosthetics and microsurgery for male infertility. His research demonstrates particular interest in volume-outcome relationships, complication management, and innovative approaches to traditionally challenging conditions like priapism and Peyronie's disease. The growing emphasis on telehealth applications in his recent work reflects adaptation to changing healthcare delivery models while maintaining high-quality care standards. Super Doctors® Southern California Rising Stars, 2026 Best Poster - Surgical Treatment of ED, American Urological Association Meeting, 2025 Bruin Scholar Award, UCLA Health, 2023 John D Silbar Award, American Urological Association North Central Section, 2022 Men's Health Traveling Scholar, SMSNA & SSMR, 2021 Male Infertility Traveling Scholar, SMRU, 2020 As the urology lead for UCLA Health's Oncofertility Program, Dr. Andino provides advanced fertility-preserving options for cancer patients, particularly in cases where traditional sperm banking isn't possible. His advocacy work includes regional and national initiatives to improve resources for Spanish-speaking patients and providers in sexual medicine. He actively mentors medical students, residents, and fellows while serving on professional society committees to ensure research findings translate into real-world clinical practice improvements. Dr. Andino established the Men's Health Clinic at MLK Community Healthcare in Wilmington, significantly expanding access to specialized sexual and reproductive care for patients in South Los Angeles. Dr. Andino maintains active roles in multiple professional organizations including the Sexual Medicine Society of North America (SMSNA), where he was named Member of the Month in March 2024. He serves as a reviewer for Urology Gold Journal (Reviewer of the Month, October 2024) and contributes to national guideline development, including key updates to the AUA/ASRM male infertility guidelines. His clinical practice at The Men's Clinic in Santa Monica provides comprehensive care for complex male reproductive issues, with special expertise in penile prosthetics, microsurgery, and management of rare conditions like prolonged priapism.

Chantal FahmyView profile

Associate Professor

• Health Criminology
• Prison Reentry
• Incarceration and Public Health
• +3 more

Chantal Fahmy, Ph.D., is an Associate Professor in the Department of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA), affiliated with the College for Health, Community and Policy (HCAP). She holds a Ph.D. from Arizona State University and specializes in health criminology, prison reentry, incarceration's public health impacts, and social support systems within corrections. Her research bridges criminal justice and public health, focusing on marginalized populations' wellbeing post-incarceration. Dr. Fahmy's work addresses systemic inequities through studies on dental care disparities for older adults with incarceration histories, mental health consequences of traumatic brain injuries during imprisonment, and racial dynamics in prison social structures. She received the 2022 Division on Corrections and Sentencing Distinguished New Scholar Award from the American Society of Criminology. Her grants include projects on traumatic brain injury health outcomes ($15K, 2022-2023), older adults with incarcerated family members ($14.96K, 2020-2021), and child sex trafficking stakeholder platforms ($236K, 2019-2021). Key publications analyze ACA's impact on formerly incarcerated individuals' oral health, TBI's post-release mental health effects, and racialized prison social codes. Her presentations span venues like the American Society of Criminology and Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, addressing topics from gang member reentry tracking to coping mechanisms during incarceration. Fahmy advocates for policy reforms to improve health access and social support for justice-involved populations.

Steve SteriousView profile

Professor

• Urology
• Urologic Oncology
• Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
• +6 more

Dr. Steve Sterious is a Professor in Urology/Urologic Oncology at Fox Chase Cancer Center . His clinical expertise spans benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) treatment options like robotic surgery, Aquablation, Rezum, Urolift, and Greenlight laser prostatectomy, alongside kidney stone surgery, erectile dysfunction management, and men's health. He emphasizes a multidisciplinary, personalized treatment approach. MD from Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA Residency at Temple University Hospital, Philadelphia, PA American Board of Urology-certified Research interests focus on advancing therapeutic procedures for BPH, integrating cutting-edge technologies to enhance clinical outcomes. Scientific Awards : Philadelphia Magazine Top Doctors (2024)

Catherine HolbornView profile

Senior Lecturer

• Prostate Cancer
• Cancer Rehabilitation & Survivorship
• Personalised Care
• +5 more

Catherine Holborn is a Senior Lecturer in Radiotherapy & Oncology at the School of Health and Social Care, University of Sheffield Hallam. She holds roles as Training & Education Lead at the Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC), focusing on innovations in cancer care, rehabilitation, and education. Her expertise spans Prostate Cancer, Cancer Rehabilitation & Survivorship, and Personalized Care, with a strong emphasis on online/distance learning delivery. She contributes to national organizations like Prostate Cancer UK and the UK Association of Supportive Cancer Care. Education qualifications include a BSc (Hons) in Radiotherapy and Oncology, PGD in Radiotherapy and Oncology in Practice, and an MSc in Prostate Cancer Care. She previously served as a Superintendent Radiographer at Nottingham City Hospital and transitioned to academia in 2003. Research interests prioritize patient-centered care, advanced communication skills, and technical innovations in radiotherapy. Collaborations with AWRC explore CPD initiatives in cancer rehabilitation and physical activity promotion. Current projects include studies on patient experiences of upright radiotherapy and the efficacy of community-based exercise programs for cancer survivors. Her publications focus on prostate cancer survivorship, radiotherapy outcomes, LGBTQ+ health, and patient-reported outcomes. She advocates for improving healthcare education to enhance clinical practice and patient outcomes.

Camilla Ferreira WenceslauView profile

Associate Professor

• Vascular Physiology
• Hypertension Mechanisms
• Immune-Vascular Interactions
• +3 more

Dr. Camilla Ferreira Wenceslau is an Associate Professor at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, jointly appointed in the Laboratory of Vascular Biology and Cardiovascular Translational Research Center. Her NIH-funded research program investigates vascular-immune interactions in hypertension, metabolic syndrome, and sepsis. Research focuses on immunoreceptor functions in vasculature, employing radiotelemetry, vascular force measurements, and molecular techniques. Key discoveries include microbial regulation of vascular tone and ketone-mediated vasodilation mechanisms. Recent work explores endothelial dysfunction in Alzheimer's models, cellular reprogramming for hypertension treatment, and O-GlcNAcylation in vascular pathology. Awards: John Laragh Research Award NIH Pathway to Independence Award American Heart Association Fellow designation

Joseph SonsteinView profile

Associate Professor

• Urology
• Pelvic Surgery
• Renal Anomalies
• +3 more

Joseph Sonstein, MD serves as Associate Professor and Director of the Residency Program in the Department of Surgery at the University of Texas Medical Branch School of Medicine. His clinical practice focuses on surgical urology with specialization in pelvic reconstructive procedures and complex urological anomalies. Research interests span male sexual dysfunction, pelvic trauma complications, prostate biopsy techniques, and congenital renal anomalies. His work leverages large-scale database analyses (TriNetX, claims databases) and detailed case studies to address clinical challenges in urological surgery. Recent publications demonstrate strong focus on pharmacotherapy risks in sexual health and diagnostic paradigms for prostate conditions. Publications reveal consistent contributions to urological literature since 2005, with recent high-impact work on semaglutide-related erectile dysfunction (13 Scopus citations) and pelvic fracture complications. Key research trends include database-driven epidemiology of sexual dysfunction, refinement of prostate biopsy protocols, and documentation of rare anatomical anomalies. Active collaborations include researchers at UTMB and external institutions, with recent publications featuring multi-institutional author teams. His work has been referenced in clinical guidelines and covered by 17+ news outlets, indicating translational impact.