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MGFA Medical/Scientific Advisory Board MGFA Medical/Scientific Advisory Board Dr. Johan Aarli/Bergen, Norway Dr. Robert Daroff/Cleveland, OH Dr. Oded Abramsky/Jerusalem, Israel Dr. Mazen Dimachkie/Lawrence, KS Dr. Mark Agius/Davis, CA Dr. Daniel Drachman/Baltimore, MD Dr. Anthony Amato/Boston, MA Dr. Andrew Engel/Rochester, MN Dr. Ian Andrews/Sydney, Australia Dr. John Engstrom/San Francisco, CA Dr. Yaacov Anziska/Brooklyn, NY Dr. Raina Ernstoff/Royal Oak, MI Dr. Steve Arbogast/Billings, MT Dr. Nick Fee/Milwaukee, WI Dr. Zohar Argov/Jerusalem, Israel Dr. Mark A Ferrante/Memphis, TN Dr. Barry Arnason/Chicago, IL Dr. Sara S Fuchs/Tel Aviv, Israel Dr. Enrica Arnaudo/Newark, DE Dr. Stephanie Gardon/Madison, WI Dr. Valerie Askanas/LA, CA Dr. Anthony Geraci/Manhattan Bklyn, NY Dr. Jean François Bach/Paris, France Dr. David Ginsburg/Las Vegas, NV Dr. Richard Barohn/Kansas City, KS Dr. Christopher Glisson/Grand Rapids, MI Dr. Michael Benatar/Miami, FL Dr. Jonathan Goldstein/Manhattan Bklyn, NY Dr. Peter Bernad/Washington, DC Dr. Raghav Govindarajan/Columbia, MO Dr. Tulio Bertorini/Memphis, TN Dr. Neelam Goyal/Palo Alto, CA Dr. Shawn Bird/Phila, PA Dr. Volkan Granit/Bronx Montefiore, NY Dr. Saeed Bohlega/Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Dr. Robert Griggs/Rochester, NY Dr. Veral Bril/Toronto, Canada Dr. Amanda Guidon/Boston, MA Dr. Mark Bromberg/Salt Lake, UT Dr. Jeff Guptill/Durham, NC Dr. Gavin Brown/Atlanta, GA Dr. Kelly Gwathmey MD/Charlottesville, VA Dr. Ted Burns/Charlottesville, VA Dr. Charlene Hafer Macko/Baltimore, MD Dr. Joseph Campellone/Cherry Hill, NJ Dr. Matthew Harmelink/Milwaukee, WI Dr. Premkumar Christadoss/Galveston, TX Dr. Charles Harper/Rochester, MN Dr. Emma Ciafaloni/Rochester, NY Dr. Michael K Hehir II M D/Burlington, VT Dr. Comana Cioroi/Manhattan, NY Dr. Steven H Horowitz/Yarmouth, ME Dr. Jeffrey Cohen/Lebanon, NH Dr. James Howard Jr/Raleigh, NC Dr. Michael P Collins/Milwaukee, WI Dr. Tomihiro Imai/Sapporo, Japan Dr. Joel Cooper/Phila, PA Dr. Carlayne Jackson/San Antonio, TX Dr. Andrea Corse/Baltimore, MD Dr. Morren John Anthony/Cleveland, OH Dr. Gary Cutter/Birmingham, AL Dr. Sarah Jones/Charlottesville, VA Dr. Marinos Dalakas/Phila, PA/Athens, Greece Dr. Vern Juel/Durham, NC Dr. Henry Kaminski/Washington, DC Dr. Douglas Miles/Honolulu, HI Dr. Chafic Karam/Portland, OR Dr. Timothy Miller/Tuscon, AZ Dr. Bashar Katirji/Cleveland, OH Dr. Peter Molenaar/Leiden, Netherlands Dr. John Katz/San Francisco, CA Dr. Masakatsu Motomura/Nagasaki, Japan Dr. Hans Katzberg/Toronto, Canada Dr. Tahseen Mozaffar/Irvine, CA Dr. Kathleen Kennelly/Jachsonville, FL Dr. Suraj Muley/Phoenix, AZ Dr. Vita G Kesner/Atlanta, GA Dr. Mathew Mumane/Albany, NY Dr. Sami Khella/Phila, PA Dr. Sri Muppidi/Palo Alto, CA Dr. John Kissel/Columbus, OH Dr. Hiroyuki MURAI/Fukuoka,, Japan Dr. Nancy Kuntz/Chicago, IL Dr. Ase Mygland/Bergen, Norway Dr. Linda Kusner/Washington, DC Dr. Yuriko Nagane MD PhD/Hanamaki, Japan Dr. David Lacomis/Pittsburgh, PA Dr. Pushpa Narayanaswami/Boston, MA Dr. Dan Larriviere/New Orleans, LA` Dr. Sharon Nations/Dallas, TX Dr. Victoria Lawson/Lebanon, NH Dr. Michael Nicolle/London Ontario, Canada Dr. Ikjae Lee/Birmingham, AL Dr. Hiroshi Nishimune/Kansas City, KS Dr. Vanda Lennon/Rochester, MN Dr. Richard J Nowak/New Haven, CT Dr. Todd Levine/Phoenix, AZ Dr. Kevin C O'Connor/New Haven, CT Dr. Richard Lewis/Los Angeles, CA Dr. Joel Oger/Vancouver, Canada Dr. Yuebing Li/Cleveland, OH Dr. Shin Joong Oh/Birmingham, AL Dr. Feng Lin/Cleveland, OH Dr. Robert Pascuzzi/Indianapolis, IN Dr. Robert Lisak/Detroit, MI Dr. Mamatha Pasnoor/Kansas City, KS Dr. Patrick Loehrer Sr/Indianapolis, IN Dr. Audrey Penn/Bethesda, MD Dr. Berend Lotz/Madison, WI Dr. Lawrence Phillips II/Charlottesville, VA Dr. Jau Shin Lou/Grand Forks, Minot, Fargo and Dr. Niel Porter/Baltimore, MD Bismarck, ND Dr. Rahman Pourmand/Setauket, NY Dr. Robert Lovelace/NYC, NY Dr. Michael Pulley/Jachsonville, FL Dr. Daniel Macgowan/NYC, NY Dr. Araya Puwanant/Pittsburgh, PA Dr. Richard Macko/Baltimore, MD Dr. Dianna Quan/Denver, CO Dr. Renato Mantegazza/Milan, Italy Dr. David Richman/Davis, CA Dr. Ricardo Maselli/Davis, CA Dr. Alberto Rivero/Buenos Aires, Argentina Dr. Janice Massey/Durham, NC Dr. Michael H Rivner/Augusta, GA Dr. Richard Mayer/Baltimore, MD Dr. Mark Ross/Scottsdale, AZ Dr. Arthur Melms/Tubingen, Germany Dr. Robert Ruff/Cleveland, OH Dr. Matthew Meriggioli/Chicago, IL Dr. Suzanne Ruff/Cleveland, OH Dr. Katherine Ruzhansky/Charleston, SC Dr. Michael Weiss/Seattle, WA Dr. Donald Sanders/Durham, NC Dr. John West Day/Palo Alto, CA Dr. David Saperstein/Phoenix, AZ Dr. Gil Wolfe/Buffalo, NY Dr. Katalin Scherer/Tucson, AZ Dr. John Yi Dr. Tamara Schwartz/ME Dr. Sarah Youssof/Albuquerque, NM Dr. Marjorie Seybold/San Diego, CA Dr. Lorne Zinman/Toronto, Canada Dr. Zaeem Siddiqi/Edmonton, Canada Dr. Douglas Zochodne/Calgary, Canada Dr. Nicholas Silvestri/Buffalo, NY Dr. Hani Kushlaf/Cincinnati, Ohio Dr. Zachary Simmons/Hershey, PA Dr. George Small/Pittsburgh, PA Dr. Yuen T So/Palo Alto, CA Dr. Joshua Sonett/Manhattan, NY Dr. Arnold Starr/Irvine, CA Dr. Beth Stein/Patterson, Clifton, NJ Dr. Arthur Strauss/New Orleans, LA` Dr. Shigeaki Suzuki/Tokyo, Japan Dr. Michael Swerdlow/Bronx, NY Dr. Masaharu Takamori/Morgantown, WV Dr. Ersin Tan/Çankaya, Turkey Dr. Rup Tandan/Burlington, VT Dr. Jaya Trivedi/Dallas, TX Dr. Paul Twyndell/Grand Rapids, MI Dr. Socrates Tzartos/Athens, Greece Dr. Erobu Ubogu/Birmingham, AL Dr. Christina Ulane/Manhattan, NY Dr. Veda Vedanarayanan/Oxford, MS Dr. Jurgen Venitz/Richmond, VA Dr. Steven Vernino/Dallas, TX Dr. Johannes Jan Verschuuren/Leiden, Netherlands Dr. Angela Vincent/Oxford, United Kingdom Dr. Annabel Wang/Irvine, CA Dr. Leo Hong Li Wang/Seattle, WA Dr. David Weinberg/Brighton, MA Dr. Allan Weiss/St. Petersburg, FL .
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