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E. P. Diamandis, MD, Ph.D

Medical Biochemistry Professor

Medical Advisor at imaware™

Experience

Dr. Diamandis is using proteomics and mass spectrometry to discover and validate novel biomarkers for diagnosis and monitoring of cancer. He is examining the role of cardiac glycosides and other compounds as novel therapeutics for cancer. He is also investigating novel ways for prenatal diagnosis of Down Syndrome and other fetal abnormalities by using simple tests in maternal blood. Holds the Hold'em for Life Chair in Prostate Cancer Biomarkers. Dr. Diamandis is the Director of the Advanced Center for Detection of Cancer and is working closely with clinicians at the Koffler Center for Urologic Diseases to study prostate cancer and male infertility.

Education

1972-76: B.Sc. Chemistry, University of Athens, Greece
1976-79: Ph.D. Analytical Chemistry, University of Athens, Greece
1978-82: 1984-86 M.D. University of Athens, Greece
1982-84: Clinical Biochemistry Diploma University of Toronto, Canada

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Expertise

Mechanisms of Carcinogenesis and Metastatic Progression
Translational Research
Cancer Therapeutics
Male Infertility
Prostate cancer
Pathobiology and Biomarkers of Autoimmune Diseases
Neurodegeneration

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Why Do I Get So Tired After Eating? Is It Normal?

It’s 2pm, you’re sitting at your desk with a full stomach, and you feel your eyes fall heavy. You feel overwhelmingly sleepy and distracted but it feels like there’s no fighting it. Your lunch is finally catching up to you, and you’ve got the post-lunch slump. But why do you get so tired after eating?

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Does Exercise Increase Testosterone Levels?

Based on the advertisements you see on TV and online, you’d think that exercise is one of the best ways to boost testosterone. But can working out actually have an impact on your hormone levels?

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