Everett Magann | Health Professions | Best Research Article Award

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Prof. Everett Magann | Health Professions | Best Research Article Award

Research coordinator for MFM Fellowship | University of Arkansas for the Medical Sciences | United States

Dr. Everett F. Magann is a distinguished physician, educator, and researcher in Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Maternal-Fetal Medicine whose career spans both military and academic medicine, shaping the field of women’s health through clinical excellence, education, and groundbreaking research. He began his academic journey with a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Carson Newman College before earning his medical degree from the Medical College of Virginia, followed by residency training in Obstetrics and Gynecology and dual fellowships in Maternal-Fetal Medicine at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. His professional path reflects a rare blend of service and scholarship, having risen to the rank of Captain in the U.S. Naval Reserve while leading departments at major naval medical centers and later advancing academic medicine as a professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. A prolific researcher with more than 467 peer-reviewed publications, 11,914 citations by 8,581 documents, and an h-index of 57, his work on amniotic fluid dynamics, high-risk pregnancy management, and ultrasound applications has influenced clinical guidelines and improved maternal and neonatal outcomes worldwide. His leadership has extended to innovations in surgical techniques, cesarean delivery outcomes, and telemedicine applications, ensuring equitable access to maternal care. Recognized with numerous honors for teaching, research, and clinical impact, including prestigious awards from national and international bodies, he continues to inspire future generations of physicians and researchers while shaping global standards in maternal-fetal medicine.

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Featured Publication 

Magann, E. F. (n.d.). Amniotic fluid index as an admission test may increase the incidence of cesarean section in a community hospital. American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists Meeting.

Hanan Almutairi | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Hanan Almutairi | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award 

PhD candidate / Clinical Dietitian | University of Nottingham/ King Faisal Specialist Hospital | Saudi Arabia

Ms. Hanan Al-Mutairi is a highly accomplished Senior Pediatric Oncology, Hematology, and BMT Dietitian at King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center (KFSHRC), with over of clinical and research experience. She has played a pivotal role in advancing pediatric nutrition therapy, developing evidence-based dietary guidelines, and introducing innovative tools such as AI-driven patient education systems. Hanan’s career began as a Clinical Dietitian at King Fahad Medical City, where she worked before joining KFSHRC. Over the years, she has expanded her expertise in pediatric oncology nutrition, bone marrow transplant dietetics, and clinical research coordination. She is also a PhD candidate at Nottingham University, focusing on oncology nutrition, and has gained international training through observerships in Toronto and Philadelphia. With active involvement in medical committees, research collaborations, and global conferences, Hanan has become a respected leader in pediatric clinical nutrition, committed to improving patient care and health outcomes.

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Education

Ms. Hanan Al-Mutairi educational journey reflects her dedication to advancing pediatric clinical nutrition. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Clinical Nutrition from King Saud University, Applied Medical Science College, achieving a strong Determined to specialize further, she pursued postgraduate studies in the UK, completing her Master’s in Advanced Dietetic Practice with Distinction from Nottingham University’s Bioscience College. Currently, she is a PhD candidate in Oncology at Nottingham University, focusing her doctoral research on nutrition interventions for pediatric oncology patients. To enhance her global exposure, she undertook specialized observerships at SickKids Hospital in Toronto and the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, enriching her clinical expertise in pediatric nutrition and oncology. Her continuous pursuit of academic excellence, combined with certifications in bioinformatics, clinical research methods, and specialized dietetic training, highlights her lifelong commitment to evidence-based clinical practice and patient-centered care.

Experience

Ms. Hanan Al-Mutairi has established herself as a leader in pediatric oncology nutrition. She began her career as a Clinical Dietitian at King Fahad Medical City before transitioning to King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Center (KFSHRC). At KFSHRC, she advanced to the role of Senior Pediatric Oncology, Hematology, and BMT Dietitian, where she manages inpatient and outpatient nutritional therapy, leads clinical research, and mentors interns, dietitians, and physicians. Her responsibilities extend to updating hospital nutrition policies, developing instructional materials for pediatric cancer care, and organizing awareness days for patients and families. She has also spearheaded initiatives such as integrating artificial intelligence into patient and caregiver education. In addition to her clinical duties, she actively contributes to multi-disciplinary committees, enhancing collaboration across oncology, palliative care, and solid tumor treatment teams, ensuring high-quality patient outcomes in pediatric clinical nutrition.

Research Interest

Ms. Hanan Al-Mutairi research interests lie at the intersection of pediatric oncology, clinical nutrition, and innovative therapies. She is particularly focused on the role of diet in managing side effects of cancer treatment, nutritional interventions to improve survival outcomes, and the integration of ketogenic diets in pediatric brain tumors. Her ongoing studies explore the feasibility, safety, and effectiveness of ketogenic dietary therapies, as well as the impact of nutritional status on pediatric oncology patients during critical periods such as chemotherapy and pandemic-related treatment disruptions. She is investigating micronutrient deficiencies, leucine supplementation in anemia, and carnitine expression in CNS tumors, providing insights into metabolic pathways relevant to treatment outcomes. Additionally, Hanan is pioneering work in artificial intelligence for patient education, bridging clinical care with digital innovation. By combining rigorous scientific inquiry with patient-focused applications, her research contributes to advancing oncology nutrition practices and offers hope for more effective, personalized dietary interventions in pediatric cancer care.

Awards & Recognitions

Throughout her career, Hanan has earned numerous awards and recognitions that highlight her excellence in pediatric nutrition and oncology care. She has been honored with multiple appreciation letters from hospital directors, department leaders, and patient families at KFSHRC for her dedication and impactful contributions. Her recognition as an Exemplary Employee at the Children Cancer Center underscores her outstanding commitment to patient care. She has also received commendations from the SANAD Society for Children with Cancer and other healthcare organizations for her advocacy and awareness initiatives. Beyond institutional recognition, Hanan has been an invited speaker at national and international conferences, including the International Conference on Nutrition & Growth, the International Conference on Pediatrics and Child Health, and several pediatric oncology symposia. Her leadership in conducting Pediatric Oncology Nutrition Awareness Days and her involvement in national campaigns further emphasize her dedication to community engagement. Collectively, these honors demonstrate her exceptional impact as a clinician, researcher, and educator.

Publications

Ms. Hanan Al-Mutairi has authored and contributed to impactful research in pediatric clinical nutrition, with a focus on oncology and metabolic therapies. Selected works include:

Oncologists’ Perspectives on Ketogenic Diets in Pediatric Brain Cancer: Potential, Challenges, and the Path Forward
Published in: Nutrients Journal
Type: Original Research Article

Safety, Feasibility and Effectiveness of Ketogenic Diet on Pediatric Patients with Brain Tumours: Systematic Review
Published in: Nutrition and Metabolism Journal
Type: Systematic Review

Obesity and Metabolic Syndrome in Adolescent Survivors of Standard Risk Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in Saudi Arabia
Published in: Peer-reviewed Journal (details needed)
Type: Clinical Study

Importance of Adjusting Dual-energy X-Ray Output for Body Size: An Example from Survivors of Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Published in: Peer-reviewed Journal (details needed)
Type: Research Article

Side-effects of Enteral Nutrition in Childhood Cancer: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Presented as: Poster Presentation
Type: Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis

Feasibility and Safety of Ketogenic Diet in Brain Cancer Patients: Systematic Review
Presented as: Poster Presentation
Type: Systematic Review

Conclusion

Ms. Hanan Al-Mutairi consistent contributions in pediatric oncology nutrition, clinical innovation, and research translation strongly position her as a deserving candidate for the Best Researcher Award. Her integration of clinical practice, patient-centered research, and educational outreach exemplifies the qualities of an impactful researcher who advances both science and society. With further expansion of her global collaborations and high-impact publications, she is set to achieve even greater influence in the field of medical nutrition research.

Ms. Densenbal Dansran | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award

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Ms. Densenbal Dansran | Health Professions | Best Researcher Award 

School of Medicine | Mongolian National University of Mongolia | Mongolia

Ms. Densenbal Dansran is a practitioner and academician at the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences, specializing in pulmonology and internal medicine. His career began as a physician in emergency care and internal departments of major hospitals in Ulaanbaatar, after which he transitioned into academia. As a lecturer at the School of Medicine, he has contributed to training future physicians while actively engaging in clinical research. His work has centered on respiratory health, with a strong focus on occupational exposure and pulmonary diseases. He has published and presented widely, particularly on issues such as silicosis, asthma, lung cancer, and allergic respiratory conditions. Through his participation in national and international research collaborations, he has become a key figure in advancing medical knowledge in Mongolia, raising awareness about public health challenges, and advocating for better occupational health standards.

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Education

Ms. Densenbal Dansran holds a strong multidisciplinary educational foundation that has supported his dual career as a clinician and academic. He completed his Bachelor of Medicine at the Health Science University of Mongolia, gaining a solid background in medical sciences and clinical practice. Later, he broadened his expertise by completing a Bachelor of Linguistics (English) at Humanity University, which enabled him to communicate effectively with international research communities. He pursued a Master’s degree in Medical Sciences at the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences, specializing in internal medicine and pulmonology. His advanced training provided the necessary expertise to investigate respiratory diseases and occupational hazards affecting the Mongolian population. This academic progression not only prepared him for a career in healthcare and education but also positioned him to collaborate in international research projects and present findings at global medical conferences.

Experience

Ms. Densenbal Dansran has accumulated extensive professional experience across multiple domains of medicine. His early career began as a general doctor in emergency medical centers, where he provided critical care to patients in acute conditions. He later worked in the emergency and outpatient departments of the Second General Hospital, focusing on internal medicine and pulmonary health. He served as a pulmonologist in outpatient departments and contributed as a contract medical doctor at The State Second Hospital and the P. Shastin State Third Hospital. His long-standing academic role as a lecturer at the Mongolian National University of Medical Sciences, School of Medicine, in the Department of Pulmonology and Allergology, has been equally impactful. In this capacity, he has guided students, trained medical practitioners, and contributed to public health awareness. His clinical and teaching roles demonstrate a commitment to patient care, medical education, and research excellence.

Research Interests

Ms. Densenbal Dansran’s research focuses on pulmonary health, occupational exposure, and respiratory diseases. He has conducted field studies on artisanal and small-scale gold miners in Mongolia, highlighting the risks of silicosis, heavy metal exposure, and other respiratory problems caused by dust inhalation. His research also extends to the respiratory effects of industrial pollution, where he has studied asthma, allergic rhinitis, and chronic lung conditions in urban populations. In addition, he has examined cardiovascular risks in patients with chronic respiratory diseases and explored inflammatory indicators in smokers. His collaboration with international research foundations has strengthened his capacity to address occupational and environmental health risks. His work is characterized by its applied nature, connecting clinical observation with public health initiatives, and contributing to preventive strategies for respiratory illnesses. These research interests position him as a leader in pulmonology and occupational health studies in Mongolia.

Awards and Recognitions

Although formal honors remain limited, Densenbal Dansran has achieved significant recognition through his research contributions and international collaborations. He has been awarded competitive research grants from international foundations, which have supported his projects on respiratory health and occupational exposure in Mongolia. His work has been showcased at major international conferences, including the Asia-Pacific Society of Respirology and the Union World Conference on Lung Health, where he presented findings on silicosis, allergic rhinitis, asthma, and respiratory symptoms in industrial regions. His recognition extends beyond funding and conference participation, as his studies have also contributed to raising awareness of respiratory health issues among vulnerable populations. These achievements reflect his academic credibility, dedication to research, and contributions to improving occupational and environmental health standards in Mongolia. His efforts highlight his ability to bring national health challenges to international attention and foster meaningful solutions.

Publications

Ms. Densenbal Dansran has authored research studies and presented at conferences on respiratory health and occupational medicine. His publications and presentations include: