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.

Farah Ganjei Gron received the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science in 1984. She found her calling in 1996 when she attended an introductory talk on homeopathy presented by Luc De Schepper, M.D., Licensed Acupuncture Practitioner and a world-renowned homeopath. She studied with him for 14 years and wrote her post-fellowship thesis in 2011 on her particular method of using homeopathy to help the children with a diagnosis of autism in her practice. In 2009, Dr. De Schepper asked her to become his successor when he retired. In the past 16 years, she has been helping the general population and particularly children and adults on the autism spectrum and others with special needs.

Goodin is a dedicated professor and registered nurse whose work centers on addressing incivility in nursing and nursing education. With a passion for fostering positive change, she developed the interactive lecture "Harmony: Respect and Compassion, Transforming the Nursing Culture, One Conversation at a Time." Through this engaging experience, Dr. Goodin empowers nurses, students, and educators to cultivate respectful, compassionate communication and create healthier, more collaborative work and learning environments. Her mission is to inspire cultural transformation in nursing, one conversation at a time.

Dr. Rassa Pegahi holds a Ph.D. in Molecular and Cell Biology and gained extensive experience in oncology through years of hands-on work in a hospital setting prior to transitioning to the pharmaceutical industry in 2012. Since then, she has been developing strong expertise and currently works as a senior specialist in medical affairs and clinical trials.

Maria Dalamagka, MD, MSc, PhD Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) is an Anaesthetist - physician, Acupuncturist. Her expertise spans anesthesia management in pediatric, autistic, surgical, orthopedic, urological, obstetric, and otorhinolaryngological cases, as well as emergency treatments. During the COVID-19 pandemic, she played a critical role in managing ICU patients. Additionally, she has explored acupuncture as an early intervention for chronic pain and acute postoperative pain. Dr. Dalamagka is an active editor for various medical journals and has contributed significantly to the field through her research and editorial work.

Dr. Duran is an international speaker and is an Affiliate Professor in the College of Health and Human Sciences at Metropolitan State University working with the Masters of Social Work students to complete their final Capstone thesis projects. In addition, she is the Founder/CEO of her own nonprofit organization Ducks in a Row Human Services Inc.

Aly Vredenburgh is a nationally recognized mental health advocate, researcher, and social innovator. She is the founder of The Belonging Lab With a background in sociology and an M.A. in Social Innovation from the University of San Diego, Aly has presented her work at international conferences, advised policymakers, and been featured on national media for her intersectional, justice-driven approach. Through The Belonging Lab, she leads trauma-informed workshops, mural-based art interventions, and youth-centered research that reimagines mental wellness as a collective responsibility—bridging public health, storytelling, and participatory ethnography.

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.

Daniella Edward is a Research Associate with experience in cancer research, public health, and epidemiology. Her work focuses on population health and the use of data to inform evidence-based interventions. She has contributed to projects spanning cancer prevention, health promotion, and real-world data analysis. Daniella holds a strong interest in infectious diseases and is committed to advancing global public health through interdisciplinary research and collaboration.