Dr. Johnson Wang’s experience is broad: ranging from health science and technology to business management. At Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, he published many papers, including measuring distribution of c AMP in brain in reaction to hormones or drug since 1976, and computation of biological systems such as hyperthermia treatment of cancerous tumors. In 1981 he published a textbook on the theory and computation of complex electromagnetic problems formulated with integral equations. Since 1991 he has been Chief Scientist and President of Wang Electro-Op to Corporation.In 2018 he began to develop a scientific theory for the 47-century-oldTraditional Chinese Medicine. In late 2024 he validated the theory empirically. Dr. Wang’s formal education led to a BSEE degree from National Taiwan University, MS from Florida State University, and PhD from the Ohio State University. He has been a Life Fellow of IEEE since 2004. His learning in the field of health was self-taught and life-long, effortlessly as everyone else in the family worked in the field of health.

Tingzhong Yang is a Professor and Director at the Research Center for Digital Health Theory and Management, ZJU National Health Big Data Institute. He has advised the WHO on tobacco control and contributed to the WHO Global Action Plan for NCDs prevention. Dr. Yang is also an external faculty member at West Virginia University’s Injury Control Research Center and was invited as an academician of the Russian Academy of Social and Fundamental Sciences. His research focuses on social and behavioral science in health. He has published over 130 international papers and several books, including Health Research: Social and Behavioral Theory and Methods. Dr. Yang developed China-specific models and a theoretical framework for digital health behavior. He is an editor for the Global Journal of Social Sciences Studies.

Dr. Kapasi completed a Fellowship in Clinical Infertility at the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, where she deepened her specialisation in reproductive health and international best practices. Her academic foundation was laid as an MBBS from Kasturba Medical College in Manipal University, where she not only excelled academically but also showed early leadership.

Yuri Kozman is a doctoral candidate at Loma Linda University, researching the intersection of women's wellness, reproductive health, and the workplace. Yuri holds a Master's degree in Environmental and Occupational Health. In addition, Yuri is a board-certified Health & Wellness Coach. She has worked with several government agencies, including the Department of Public Social Services, Department of Public Health, and Indian Health Service. Currently, she serves as a Patient and Employee Safety Officer at an inpatient psychiatric hospital, where she created the first workplace wellness educational initiative.

Dr. Emmanuel Kpon Saye is a passionate public health with diverse background in Law, Business Administration, and Nursing. Since 2020, he has led Liberia’s National Diabetes and Hypertension Integration Project funded by the World Diabetes Foundation, working to make chronic disease care a regular part of the country’s primary healthcare system. His work spans data systems, policy development, advocacy, health worker training, development national clinical tools ( guidelines and IEC materials), and ensuring access to basic medical supplies. Emmanuel is also the founding Secretary General of the Liberia NCD Alliance, where he champions stronger national action on non-communicable diseases. Know for his collaborative approach and deep commitment to health equity, he brings a wealth of experience and insight into the challenges and opportunities of integrated care in low-resource settings.