Prof Cambridge University, Biogerontology author of the "Mitochondrial", "Free-radical", "Theory of Aging", and of the "Ending Aging"
One of the greatest Brazilian plastic surgeons - Past Director of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery, and of the International Society of Aesthetic Surgery.
Medical Director Centre d’Exploration et Traitement de l’Impuissance (CETI), Paris, France. Author of “Le sexe de l’homme” and “Histoires de pénis”.
President of the Center for Genetics, Nutrition and Health in Washington, DC, pediatrician, endocrinologist, and author of "The Omega Diet".
The Iberian Chapter of the World Anti-Aging Academy of Medicine (A4M Iberia) is pleased to announce the 3rd Annual Congress on Anti-Aging Medicine and Biomedical Technologies.
Our third annual Congress will be held in Lisbon, Cascais Portugal at the Hotel Miragem Cascais on May 21st and 22nd of 2010.
Anti-Aging Medicine is about the early detection, prevention and treatment of age-related dysfunction and disease, to enhance quality of life and add years to the human lifespan. Anti-Aging Medicine is transforming patient treatment and care from an illness (reactive) model to a wellness (proactive) model of medicine. It is a multi-disciplinary specialty, relevant to all medical and health professionals.
This year’s scientific program has been designed to encompass multi-disciplinary and complementary areas of anti-aging and holistic medicine, including aesthetics, nutrition, physical exercise, hormone optimization, healthy sexuality, genetics and pathology.
This year’s congress will once again feature international scientists and physicians, who join our growing list of prestigious speakers at A4M Iberia, which in the past have included Prof. Ivo Pintaguy, Prof. Luc Montagnier (Nobel Prize Medicine 2008) and Prof. Michael Hollick.
A4M Iberia continues to position itself as a leading international congress in the field of preventive medicine. Join us at our next A4M Iberia congress in May 2010!
Isabel Hoffmann Miles
President and Chair
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