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Heart, Stroke and Diabetes Speakers

	Dr. Max Gomez Emmy Award-Winning Chief Medical Correspondent Topics: Alzheimer’s Disease, Skin Diseases, Alzheimer’s & Dementia, Cancer, Heart/Stroke Disease, Emcee / Facilitator, Broadcast & Print, Men’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Art Ulene, MD Medical expert who contributed to NBC’s “TODAY” for 23 years Spearheaded national health campaigns sponsored by major food and pharmaceutical companies Developed local health programs sponsored by hospitals, health groups and pharmacies nationwide Topics: Aging, Children’s Health, Heart/Stroke Disease, Men’s Health, Nutrition / Fitness, Stress Fee: Call For Quote
	Holly Atkinson, MD Physician, Award-winning Medical Journalist , TV Host and Author Topics: Heart/Stroke Disease, Broadcast & Print, Nutrition / Fitness, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Walter Bortz II, MD Advocate for Preventive Medicine Foremost Authority on Aging & Geriatric Care Diabetes Expert Topics: Aging, Diabetes, Obesity, Heart/Stroke Disease, Nutrition / Fitness Fee: Call For Quote
	Jane Brody Personal Health Columnist for The New York Times and breast cancer survivor Topics: Cancer, Heart/Stroke Disease, Broadcast & Print, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Tracey Conway Emmy Award winning actress who shares the true story of her own sudden-death cardiac arrest at the age of 38 Topics: Heart/Stroke Disease, Humor & Entertainment, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Steve Garvey Longest Standing & Most Successful Infielder in Major League Baseball’s History Topics: Alzheimer’s Disease, Alzheimer’s & Dementia, Diabetes, Sports Celebrities Fee: Call For Quote
	Francine Kaufman, MD One of the world’s leading authorities on obesity and diabetes One of “Best Doctors in America” Author of Diabesity: The Obesity-Diabetes Epidemic That Threatens America Topics: Children’s Health, Diabetes, Obesity Fee: Call For Quote
	Jerry Mathers Recognized worldwide as ‘Beaver’ Cleaver from the 1950s series, “Leave It to Beaver” Diagnosed with type 2 diabetes in the early 1990s Speaks about the importance of early diagnosis, diet and exercise, and the proper treatment of diabetes Topics: Celebrities & Causes, Diabetes Fee: Call For Quote
	Michelle May, MD Physician and Recovered ‘Yo-Yo’ Dieter Founder and President of the proven “Am I Hungry?” Workshops Featured on the Discovery Health Channel Topics: Obesity, Eating Disorders, Heart/Stroke Disease, Lifestyle, Wellness / Life Balance, Nutrition / Fitness, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	David Meinz, RD America’s personal health humorist: National Speaker and Nutritionist Topics: Aging, Obesity, Heart/Stroke Disease, Nutrition / Fitness Fee: Call For Quote
	Mehmet Oz, MD, MBA “America’s Doctor” on Oprah Topics: Technology , Mind-Body-Spirit Medicine, Obesity, Heart/Stroke Disease, Motivation / Inspiration, Nutrition / Fitness, Stress Fee: Call For Quote
	Phylicia Rashad Broadway & Television Actress best known from “The Cosby Show” Topics: Volunteerism, Celebrities & Causes, College & University, Diabetes, Heart/Stroke Disease, Women’s Health Fee: Call For Quote
	Jim Turner Actor and Host of CNBC’s dLife TV Show Topics: Diabetes Fee: Call For Quote

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