Professor Angus Dalgleish

Angus Dalgleish is an Emeritus Professor of Oncology at St Georges, University of London and Principal of The Institute for Cancer Vaccines and Immunotherapy (ICVI). He qualified in medicine from University College and Hospital with an intercalated Hons BSc in Anatomy with Prof JZ Young, FRS. He spent one year as a flying doctor in Mt Isa, Australia, before joining the Physician training programme in Brisbane. Moving to Sydney to specialise in Oncology. He returned to the UK to study viruses and cancer with Professor Robin Weiss FRS at the ICR.

His research focused on the HIV receptor, pathogenesis and an effective vaccine candidate in collaboration with Bionor (Norway). Whilst working as an MRC senior Clinical research fellow he discovered that Thalidomide had major effects on the immune response which may be useful in HIV and Cancer. This led to a long-term collaboration with Celgene, resulting in the discovery of Lenalidomide and Pomalidomide, now licensed for myeloma and lymphoma worldwide with sales last year of 10 Billion dollars. For over 20 years he has researched cancer vaccines and immunotherapy for cancer and noted that Mycobacterium vaccae developed for TB corrected the immune deficiency seen in cancer patients. A subsequent development, now known as IMM-101, has shown activity in Melanoma and pancreatic cancer and is in trials for these conditions as well as COVID. As a result of these studies it became clear that good Vitamin D3 levels were vital for a clinical response and that several other agents have significant benefit in cancer patients, including LDN.

Dr Paul Marik

Dr Marik received his medical degree from the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa. He was an ICU attending at Baragwanath Hospital, in Soweto, South Africa. During this he obtained a Master of Medicine Degree, Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacology, Diploma in Anesthesia as well as a Diploma in Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. Dr Marik did a Critical Care Fellowship in London, Ontario, Canada, during which time he was admitted as a Fellow to the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.

Dr Marik has worked in various teaching hospitals in the US since 1992. He is board certified in Internal Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, Neurocritical Care and Nutrition Science. Until recently, Dr Marik was a tenured Professor of Medicine. Dr Marik has written over 500 peer reviewed journal articles, 80 book chapters and authored four critical care books and the Cancer Care Monograph. He has been cited over 57 000 times in peer-reviewed publications and has an H-index of 114. He has delivered over 350 lectures at international conferences and visiting professorships. He has received numerous teaching awards, including the National Teacher of the Year award by the American College of Physicians in 2017. Dr. Marik is the co-founder of the Front-Line Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC).

Dr Rocco Loiacono PhD, LLB, Dip. Mod. Lang. (Hons)

Rocco Loiacono is a Senior Lecturer at Curtin University Law School where he teaches in the areas of Legal Research and Writing, Legal Foundations, Business Law and Regulation, Property Law and Contemporary Legal Issues. In his capacity as a NAATI (National Accreditation Authority for Interpreters and Translators) Certified Translator (Italian>English), he also lectured for many years in the Masters of Translation Studies at the University of Western Australia, where he also taught in Italian Studies, with a focus on linguistic history.

After graduating with a combined Law and Languages (First Class Honours) degree, he practised as a lawyer for ten years, most of that time at Clayton Utz, one of Australia’s largest law firms. Rocco received the award of his PhD from the University of Western Australia in 2014, which focussed on the tension between continental legal systems and the English common law in international treaty drafting.

Rocco has a deep interest in fundamental freedoms and the rule of law, and he has published on these matters in peer-reviewed law journals. He is the co-author (with Professor Augusto Zimmermann) of Deconstructing ScoMo: Critical Reflections on Australia’s 30th Prime Minister (Locke Press, 2022). Rocco has authored chapters in Fundamental Rights in the Age of Covid-19, (Connor Court, 2021), Beyond Belief: Rethinking the Voice to Parliament (Connor Court, 2022) and Essays for Australia (Volume 1, 2023, Institute of Public Affairs).

Rocco has always had an interest in politics, religion and cultural issues, and contributes regularly on these matters for Sky News Australia (in opinion pieces and on television), as well as in The Spectator Australia, Quadrant Online, The Epoch Times, The Australian, The Daily Telegraph and The Herald Sun. He also appears frequently as a guest on ADH TV and 6PR Radio Perth.

Dr Sally Price

With over three decades of medical expertise, Dr. Sally Price champions natural approaches to guide individuals back to wellbeing. Trained at London’s prestigious Bart’s Hospital Medical School, she integrates Ayurveda (trained by Dr Rajen Cooppan), nutritional medicine (FACNEM, Dr Igor Tabrizian) Lifestyle Medicine (FASLM), and cutting-edge disciplines such as epigenetics and the gut microbiome into her holistic practice. A mentor for a decade, she collaborates & learns from pioneers such as Dr. Alberto Garoli (Precision health) and Prof. Giuseppe Vitiello (Quantum Field & Consciousness research).

Dr. Price’s mission is clear: “To inspire, inform & empower people towards health literacy & sovereignty.” She distills her wisdom into accessible self-paced programs, live & online events, and immersive retreats, blending ancient wisdom with modern science. Whether unraveling health mysteries or fostering personal growth, her approach fosters comprehensive wellbeing and sustainable lifestyle changes. Join Dr. Sally Price on a journey of discovery and transformation towards optimal health and vitality.