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12626 Riverside Dr. #101,Valley Village,CA

About Us Sean Armin, MD, is a highly accredited neurosurgeon with his own private practice that has three locations in North Hollywood, Beverly Hills, and Artesia, California. Dr. Armin has extensive training and expertise in neurological surgery, advanced spinal surgery with a concentration in minimally invasive techniques, and interventional neuroradiology. Fellowship trained in advanced spinal surgery, Dr. Armin has been published in numerous books, abstracts, posters, and studies. He has extensive research experience, studying under some of the most prestigious medical experts in the nation. He has received several prominent awards and honors throughout his training in addition to holding leadership positions with nearly every professional organization with which he has been affiliated. Dr. Armin received his medical degree from the UCLA School of Medicine. He completed a residency in neurological surgery from Loma Linda University. Following his residency, he completed a Fellowship in advanced spinal surgery with a concentration in minimally invasive techniques from UCLAs Department of Neurosurgery in Los Angeles. Dr. Armin is also a strong proponent for community action and regularly volunteers for non-profit organizations such as the Salvation Army Homeless Clinic, the Burke Free Clinic, and the Drew Society Health Fair.

(181) 876 - 6689

520 Broadway #200,Santa Monica,CA

Timbuktu Labs is a digital media company co-founded by Elena Favilli in 2012, best known for the wildly successful series Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls, a collection of 100 tales of extraordinary women throughout history. Rebel Girls, was co-written by Favilli in 2016, was an overnight sensation becoming the most successful book in the history of crowdfunding. The project raised over $650k for publication and has since been released in 50 languages around the world. Following the book's triumph, Timbuktu released Good Night Stories for Rebel Girls Vol 2, and I Am a Rebel Girl: A Journal to Start Revolutions. Rebel Girls also produces a biweekly podcast, highlighting the lives of prominent women, and is working on a number of new projects. Under the leadership of Favilli as its CEO, Timbuktu continues to grow and empower Rebel Girls all around the world!

(142) 433 - 4004

2801 Wilshire Blvd Suite A,Santa Monica,CA

The goal of the interventional pain specialists and support staff at Source Healthcare in Santa Monica, California is to provide high-quality sports, orthopedic, and regenerative medicine.  With a team that boasts 35-plus years of combined experience and a track record of more than 18,000 successful interventional spine procedures, patients can confidently receive quality treatment. Interventional pain management specialist Timothy Davis, MD leads the team at Source Healthcare and is a seasoned principal investigator for many FDA clinical trials. Thanks to Dr. Daviss expertise and leadership, the team frequently participates in clinical research, clinical trials, and medical studies. This commitment to education and discovery carries over to patients as well. Those who visit Source Healthcare can access minimally invasive treatments as well as interventional and non-interventional treatments.  These various treatments may address both acute and chronic pain and assist in the recovery of injuries. The providers offer a one-of-a-kind customer experience where every new patient receives a one-on-one consultation where s/he can discuss his/her symptoms and ask questions. In addition, appointment times are generous ensuring no one ever feels rushed. Also, the team offers specialized care for performance athletes, high-profile clients, and cases with a complex orthopedic pain diagnosis. To access the best, most comprehensive regenerative medicine and orthopedic pain management, partner with the team at Source Healthcare. To request your appointment, call the office or book an appointment online today.

(131) 057 - 4277

200 Medical Plaza Driveway Suite 265,Los Angeles,CA

Grace M. Aldrovandi, MD CM, is a physician-scientist and Chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital and a Professor of Pediatrics at the David Geffen School of Medicine of the University of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Aldrovandi is a board-certified pediatric infectious diseases specialist with over 20 years experience in caring for both general pediatric infectious diseases as well as HIV infected children and their families. Dr. Aldrovandi’s research interests include pediatric HIV, the effects of breast milk on child health and infections in immunocompromised children. She has published more than 100 peer review publications in such journals as Nature, Journal of Virology, and the New England Journal of Medicine and multiple book chapters. She has been a member of multiple National Institutes of Health study sections and lectured throughout the world. She also was invited by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to serve as a member of the AIDS Immunology and Pathogenesis Study Section of the Center for Scientific Review. As a researcher, Dr. Aldrovandi has chaired national and international studies on HIV pathogenesis within the International Maternal, Pediatric and Adolescent AIDS Clinical Trials Network (IMPAACT) and the Adolescent Trials Network (ATN). She was elected Chair of the IMPAACT Laboratory Committee, where she provides scientific leadership and quality assurance/quality control programs for all the laboratories (Virology, Immunology, Pharmacology and Genetics). Dr. Aldrovandi was recently selected to Chair the AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG) Laboratory Center in addition where she performs similar duties. She is the former Chair of the Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trials Group (PACTG) Virology Committee and a member of the phenotypic and genotypic resistance working groups as well as the dried blood spot swat team. She is also a member of the Genotypic Advisory Committee of the NIAID VQA to establish a DAIDS quality assurance program for genotypic analysis of drug resistance mutations. She has considerable scientific expertise in pediatric HIV, basic HIV virology, HIV clinical assays and HIV drug resistance. Dr. Aldrovandi has been awarded the prestigious Elizabeth Glaser Scientist Award for her work on breast milk transmission of HIV-1. More recently, Dr. Aldrovandi has investigated the role of the microbiome in normal infant development, how the microbiome is perturbed by HIV-1, and how the microbiome affects HIV-1 susceptibility at mucosal sites. Her initial interest in the microbiome developed from her studies of breast milk and breast milk transmission of HIV-1. Mother’s actively excrete bacteria and special proteins, human milk oligosaccharides, thought to support the commensal bacterial, to their infants via breast milk. Certain immune cells in the infant gut do not develop until the cells receive signals from the commensal bacteria. It is this complex interplay between mother, infant and microbe that Dr. Aldrovandi is trying to understand through many of her microbiome studies. Additionally, her investigations have expanded to improve the understanding of the microbiome in HIV susceptibility and its role in human disease and treatment response. Dr. Aldrovandi received two bachelor’s degrees and her medical degree from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. She completed an internship and residency at McGill, as well as a research fellowship in pediatric infectious diseases at the University of California, Los Angeles.

(131) 082 - 5086

127 South San Vicente Boulevard Suite A6600,West Hollywood,CA

Lindsey Ross, MD, is a neurosurgeon at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in the West Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles, and Torrance Memorial Medical Center in Torrance, California.  Dr. Ross received a Bachelor of Science in biological sciences from Stanford University and a Doctor of Medicine from David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Throughout her career, she has been committed to serving disadvantaged populations, mentoring underrepresented students, and working towards policy change to address the health needs of the most impoverished and underserved communities. She was tapped to serve as a White House Fellow for the Obama Administration in 2016. In this position, she served as a Science and Health Policy Counselor for the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Her portfolio included managing the U.S. Zika response plan, where she worked closely with the Centers for Disease Control, Assistant Secretary of Preparedness and Response (ASPR), and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) to protect and treat U.S. citizens. Additionally, she spent a significant amount of time researching and advising senior U.S. leadership on public health policies to address the opioid epidemic.  During medical school, she was selected as a Denzel and Pauletta Washington Gifted Scholar in Neurosciences. Lindsey has enjoyed serving as a leader for the Cedars-Sinai House Staff Executive Committee and the Doctors for Diversity and Inclusion committee. She has spent an extensive amount of time in Uganda, South Africa, Thailand, Mexico, and Guatemala for medical mission work and has authored several published scholarly articles and academic book chapters in various neurosurgical subspecialties.

(131) 042 - 3790