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Professional of the Month Archive

2007

February

We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Dennis Gage, MD FACP as our February Professional of the Month.

Dr. Gage is a graduate of N.Y.U. Washington College, Cum Laude-Phi Beta Kappa. He graduated N.Y.U. School of Medicine in 1976. His residency was served at Mt. Sinai Hospital of New York and he completed a subspecialty fellowship in Endocrinology, Metabolism, and Nutrition at St. Luke's Medical Center. He is currently a Board Certified Diplomate in the specialty of Internal Medicine and in the sub-specialties of Endocrinology and Metabolism.

Check out his interview with Project PCOS founder Ashley Tabeling

You can also view Dr. Gage's biography.

March

We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Samuel Thatcher as our March Professional of the Month.

Dr. Thatcher has accumulated over 30 years experience in reproductive medicine. A central theme that has persisted throughout his career has been an interest in ovarian structure and function, whether due to its influence on egg and embryo quality, or as it is involved the body’s overall metabolic function. While widely published in the lay and scientific literature, he is most proud of the comprehensive consumer oriented bestselling book on PCOS “PCOS: The Hidden Epidemic” Dr. Thatcher is a respected member of the international scientific community and has received national recognition as an educator and patient advocate.

Check out his interview with Project PCOS founder Ashley Tabeling

You can also view Dr. Thatcher's biography.

April

We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Katherine D. Sherif, M.D as our April Professional of the Month.

Katherine D. Sherif, M.D., is Director of the Drexel Center for Women's Health and Associate Professor of Medicine at Drexel University College of Medicine and Co-Director of The PCOS Center. Dr. Sherif's areas of expertise include hypertension, menopause, diabetes, polycystic ovary syndrome and heart disease prevention. Dr. Sherif has a special interest in international women's health issues. She was awarded a Fellowship in Medicine and Human Rights from Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons. She also received an award for Humanism in Medicine. Dr. Sherif was named one of Philadelphia's "Top Docs" by Philadelphia Magazine. She lectures and writes about women's health issues.

Project PCOS is proud to bring you our June Professional of the Month Dr. Jannet Huang, Medical Director for The Center for Optimal Health. Dr. Huang is not only a professional that treats PCOS but, a woman living with it, as well. To learn more about Dr. Huang and her full body approach to treating PCOS please read her interview by clicking here. Project PCOS is thrilled to introduce or July Spotlight with Kate Marsh, an advanced accredited practicing dietician and credentialed diabetes educator. Kate is well known for her work as co-author of The Low GI Guide to Managing PCOS, The Low GI Vegetarian Cookbook, Low GI Gluten-Free Living and the new PCOS Made Easy CD, and educational nutrition and exercise CD program for women with PCOS, which will be featured for sale on The Project PCOS website shortly! To learn more about Kate, including The PCOS Health and Nutrition Center she founded www.pcoshealth.com.au , we invite you to read our July Professional Spotlight

You can also view Kate's Biography.

August

Project PCOS is thrilled to introduce our August Spotlight, Gaynor Bussell, author of the book “Managing PCOS for Dummies” is a Registered Dietitian, a Nutrition Consultant, and a member of various professional nutrition organizations, including the Nutrition Society and British Dietetic Association. We invite you to read our August Professional Spotlight.

You can also view Gaynor's Biography.