Annual Meet on Maternal & Infant Diseases and Medicine September 18-18, 2020 Barcelona, Spain

Jodie A Dashore is an internationally recognized award-winning clinician in the complex world of autoimmune diseases and mold/biotoxin illness. She has recently been awarded TopDoc (2016-2017) Leading Clinician of the World for natural health and wellness in neurological conditions. She has also been awarded Top Holistic Clinician in New Jersey- USA (2017). She is a Natural Healer, Author, Teacher, Scientist, Researcher, and Physician. She has completed her specialization in Neurology from the University of Bombay Medical School. She went on to research collaboration on stroke and cognitive deficits and working as a consultant for the NHS in London, UK. Subsequently, she immigrated to the USA. She has earned her Advanced Doctorate in OT- Neurology and Postdoctoral fellowship in Sensory Integration from the University of Southern California. She is Board Certified in Holistic and Energy Medicine, German Biological Medicines, Homotoxicology, Ayurveda, and Herbology, having trained in the UK, Switzerland, and Germany. She is a trained Spiritual Counselor, a Yogi and a Meditation Leader. She is the founder and Clinical Director of Integrative Neuro-Sensory Associates, LLC, a functional, sensory, biomedical and integrative health and wellness practice in Marlboro, NJ.

She has dedicated her practice to the all-natural holistic treatment of Lyme Disease and other tick-borne infections, Autism, PANDAS, Genetics, Methylation, Mold, and Biotoxin illness. Dr. Dashore specializes in all chronic medical conditions. She utilizes the principles of Homeopathy, Herbology, Homotoxicology, bioenergetic and European biological medicine in her practice.

Dr S.Afshin Shorofi has attained his PhD from Flinders University of South Australia, where he subsequently started working as a Research Associate in Health Care for Older People. He is currently an Adjunct Research Fellow at Flinders University (Australia), and an Assistant Professor at Mazandaran University of Medical Sciences (MUMS-Iran). In addition, Afshin is the deputy head of the Traditional & Complementary Medicine Research Center and the Center for History & Ethics Studies at MUMS. Afshin is also holding an adjunct academic position in the Traditional & Complementary Medicine Research Center and is an adjunct researcher in the Orthopedic Research Center at MUMS. Afshin’s position includes research and teaching responsibilities, supervision and mentoring of undergraduate and postgraduate students. He is nationally well known for his publications so that he has published 17 books in the fields of Nursing, Midwifery and Medicine irrespective of his papers in peer-reviewed journals. Elected as the deputy editor of “Complementary Therapies in Clinical Practice” (an Elsevier’s journal), Afshin is also serving several well-reputed journals as an editorial board member, an editorial advisory board member, or an associate editor. Afshin has been awarded prizes and honors for teaching excellence, outstanding research and overall academic achievement. Afshin's principal research interests are as follows: aged care; complementary and alternative medicine; critical care; holistic care; and palliative care.

His Research interests include aged care; complementary and alternative medicine; holistic care; research issues in health; pain management; and palliative care.

Soheyl Asadsangabi has completed her DNP as a Midwife at Vanderbilt University. She has been practicing midwifery since 2004 in private and academic settings. As a woman from another culture and a clinician who provides care for a diverse population, her focus is on cross cultural women’s health care. She is currently an Assistant Professor at Vanderbilt School of Medicine.

Midwifery, maternal and child care

Loredana Zordan is an Acupuncturist and a Midwife. She is teaching nationally and internationally by conducting workshop for midwives on the use of acupressure for pregnancy and birth. Since the introduction of the workshop in Italy “Acupressure for pregnancy and birth” many hospitals are introducing acupressure to facilitate labor induction and pain relieve in labor. This allows midwives to expand their role, becoming more complete and independent practitioner, acupressure being drug free and therefore not having harmful teratogenic effect, provides a much safer and satisfying childbirth experience as well as facilitating a more natural and less medicalized childbirth.

Midwifery, maternal and child birth