Professor Dr. Mohammad Kamil, M.Sc.; M.Phil.; Ph.D.; D.Sc.; Chartered Chemist(U.K.) and Fellow Royal Society of Chemistry (London), worked in various capacities, as in charge of the Drug Standardization lab. CCRUM, Ministry of Health -India, Professor at Hamdard University, India; Professor & Head, Department of Phytochemistry &Pharmacognostic Science, Zayed Complex for Herbal Research & Traditional. Medicine(ZCHRTM), Ministry of Health, UAE (1996-2010); Head TCAM Research at ZCHRTM, Department of Health(DOH)Abu Dhabi (2010-2020). Focal Point of WHO Collaborative Sheikh Zayed Research Centre, Abu Dhabi, for 8 consecutive years; a recipient of the First Sheikh Zayed International TCAM Award in Herbal Research (2020), presently working as Director General, Lotus Holistic Healthcare Institute, Abu Dhabi, UAE since 2021; Secretary General & Head, Scientific Committee for Sheikh Zayed International TCAM Awards . Dr. Kamil is actively engaged in research on Traditional Complementary and Integrative Medicine, Medicinal Plants, and Natural Products since 1971. Research work conducted and guided research in the fields: viz, Chemistry of Natural Products, Quality control studies, and standardization of herbal plants and products. Substantially contributed to Drug Research and standardized chemically about 400 phyto-pharmaceutical and 600 single herbal medicines. He is a recipient of many prestigious honours & awards viz Young Scientist’s Award, India(1998); Common Wealth Award-London(1992); Convention Award of Chemical Society-India(1993); Hakim Ajmal Khan Shield (CCRUM-Govt. of India at Grant Medical College, Bombay 1992); Academic Grant from Association of Common Wealth Universities –London(1992); Academic Exchange Fellowship from Association of Common Wealth Universities –London(1993); Acted as an expert on the panel of Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), India,2000. ; Man of the year 2002, ABI, USA; Hakim Ajmal Khan Global Award in Unani Medicine, India(2014); Honorary Trustee, International Unani Forum (Oct’2022 -March 2025). More than 820 research papers in reputed journals & and presentations at international conferences are to his credit. Focal Point and Expert of the WHO – 2007-2014, 2018-2022. Associated with the World Health Organization (WHO) in the revision of the Benchmark for International Standards of Unani Medicine Terminology and Training of Unani Medicine, as its drafting expert and their subsequent reviews. He has been assigned to support the WHO in translating a document from Arabic to English under an Agreement for the Performance of Work (APW). He had been invited as an advisor for the WHO-10-year Traditional Medicine strategy (1925-34) at a meeting held in October 2024 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Honorary Trustee of International Unani Forum, India, October 2022 till date. Honorary member of the International Association for Unani Medicine (IAUM)by the Faculty of Eastern Medicine, Karachi, since 1922.Member of Editorial Board of “Hamdard Medicus” Karachi, since 2024. Conferred upon Aqse-Mohar –Nabwi, Hamdard University Karachi,19th Dec 2022.Reviewer on the Hamdard Pharmacopoeia of Unani Medicine,Pakistan. Dr. Kamil produced 34 Ph.D. and M.Phil. students besides a large number of M.Sc. Project theses and 50 Interns. chaired a large no. of scientific sessions, delivered talks as plenary, & invited speakers at various International Conferences.More than 820 published research papers and international conferences are at his credit,having widely cited more than 9000 places, 703 in Academia alone. Receipient of Golden Visa, in Talented Person Category in Abu Dhabi , for 10 years .

Dr. Paul Andrew Bourne is a multi-talented individual with expertise in research, social epidemiology, health demography, applied statistics, leadership, public affairs commentary, poetry, and public speaking. He has published over 200 scholarly papers, including a study on domestic violence against Jamaican women during the COVID-19 pandemic, which is hosted on the World Health Organization website. He has attended numerous conferences and actively participated in community activities and media presentations. In 2019, he received recognition for an outstanding poster presentation at the Ministry of Health and Wellness Annual National Health Research Conference. Dr. Bourne is a member of prestigious organizations, including the SAS Eminent Fellow Membership, the Scholars Academic and Scientific Society, and the Jamaica Statistical Society. He serves as an assistant professor at the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean [UCC] in Kingston, Jamaica, West Indies.

Flora Tajiki is a midwife who graduated in 1992. Her journey into the world of fertility treatment began when she addressed her own polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) through lifestyle changes. Motivated by her success, she began treating women facing similar challenges. In 2016, Flora took to social media, sharing her treatment outcomes, which sparked interest from women experiencing infertility issues. Over time, she has gained widespread recognition for her holistic, non-hormonal approach to infertility treatment, centered on lifestyle modifications. By 2018, Flora had achieved breakthrough results in treating patients with low ovarian reserves and premature menopause—many of whom had been advised by conventional fertility centers to seek egg donation. Her innovative methods led to successful treatments, where patients’ anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) levels increased, and those diagnosed with premature menopause were able to conceive naturally. In 2020, Flora expanded her influence by beginning to train healthcare professionals. Over 1000 midwives, doctors, and specialists—both in Iran and internationally—have been educated in her unique techniques. Her patient success stories include more than 5,000 women globally, with many from countries such as Germany, Spain, the UK, Finland, Norway, Italy, Japan, Turkey, Ireland, and Canada, who had previously been told that egg donation was their only option. Flora’s treatment methods have helped patients, many over the age of 40, to conceive without the use of hormonal drugs.