4^th World Conference on Breast and Cervical Cancer November 14-15, 2019 Amsterdam, Netherlands

I am Dr. Mojtaba Mafi M.D., Medical Doctor/ Physician, graduated from Tehran university, School of Medicine with honor. I studied in neurosurgery ward and graduated with A score with thesis on Meningioma Brain Tumor for 6 years. With continuing my practice with special consideration on psychosomatic disorders, I completed many post graduate courses on health psychology, addiction medicine, sexual disorders therapy successfully. I passed many post graduate courses in Neuro, approved by Medical sciences university. As well, I have been passed post graduate courses on Nutrition, Gastroenterology and hepatology, Obesity treatment and diabetes approved by Tehran University of Medical sciences. I successfully passed more than 10 programs with certificates and membership in Iranian Association of Gastroenterology and Hepatology. Having honor of working as associate of Iran Hepatitis Network and Gastroenterology and Hepatology research center, Middle East Liver Diseases Center (MELD). This strong study background enabled me to successfully earn certificates on 3 programs: Updates of skin and treatment from Tehran university 2015 and course on skin care updates from Iranian society of practitioners on 2016, and during 2 years, I had passed Beauty and Skin care courses in South Korea and certified from Sunghuwan co Ltd for using and working of beauty technology, RF and IPL. I am director of fatty liver and related metabolic disorders study among Iranian families since 2015 and currently publishing the results of our study and research about fatty liver and hyperlipidemia, diabetes and nutrition as study director and clinician associate member of Iran Hepatitis Network. I am reviewer and associate editor of Hepatitis Monthly Journal and reviewer of journal of Clinical and Translational Hepatology. I am editorial board member of International Journal of Psychology and Neurosciences.

Working clinically on patients with Brain Tumor and publishing results on topics: 1. Recurrent Meningioma 2. Trigeminal neuralgia 3. Radiation-induced meningioma 4. Behavioural change in Brain Tumors 5. DVT prevalence and management among patients with meningioma and some others. Published reviews for articles on Brain Tumor Immunotherapy, CNS Tumor Guideline and Alzheimer disease in Elsevier and Kudos, review on Alzheimer's disease article with specific DOI was published in American Physiological Society.

Dr. Mohamed Fathy Ragab is a consultant radiologist who has completed his graduation in Zagazig University, Egypt. He then conducted post-graduate studies in Tanta University, Egypt. He also completed his clinical fellowship in diagnostic radiology. Dr. Ragab completed his PET/CT training in Imperial College, London, UK in 2010. As a pioneer in Molecular Imaging and PET/CT scanning in Egypt, Dr. Ragab has joined many PET/CT unites of specialized oncology centers; including International Medical Center, Maadi Military Medical complex and Al-Galaa Military Medical Complex; in-addition to his working in Agouza hospital and PET/CT unit of TechnoScan Radiology centers’ chain. Currently, Dr. Ragab is the chief consultant of PET/CT unit, LifeScan center, Al-Mansoura, Egypt. His name appears on many articles that were published in both National and International Journals.

Dr. Ragab has been engaged in research studies about Role of PET/CT and Molecular Imaging in Management of Cancer Patients in collaboration with Banha University, Egypt.

Denise Johnson Miller has completed her MD at Washington University Medical School, St. Louis Mo, General Surgery Residency at University of Illinois in Chicago, Fellowship in Tumor Immunology at University of Texas, Southwestern in Dallas, TX during her Surgical Residency and her Surgical Oncology Fellowship at City of Hope Medical Center in Duarte, CA. She was recruited to VA in Palo Alto and served as a Chief of General Surgery and Acting Chief of Surgery, she was then promoted to Assistant then Associate Professor of Surgery at Stanford University Medical School, where she served as an Advising Dean and Director of Melanoma Surgery. She is currently a Medical Director of Breast Surgical Oncology for the MSK Hackensack Meridian Health System in New Jersey and Clinical Associate Professor of Surgery Rutgers Medical Center and Clinical Professor of Surgery at Seton Hall University.

Breast Oncology