Professor Bonnie Mallard, PhD
Professor of Immunology and Immunogenetics in the Department of Pathobiology, University of Guelph. Dr. Mallard’s research program focusses on genetic regulation of the immune system in mammals and its impact on disease resistance. She is also interested in the impact of immunoceuticals on the immune system, including the role of Vitamin D. She is winner of numerous awards, including the prestigious Governor General’s Award for Innovation and the NSERC Synergy Prize for her work in immunogenetics.
Dr Phil Oldfield, DPhil
Dr. Oldfield has over 30 years of post-graduation pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industrial research experience, specializing in specializing in ligand binding and hybridization assay techniques, and clinical immunology. He has worked as an independent Scientific/Regulatory Consultant, both writing and reviewing technical reports, clinical protocols, and NDA submissions as well as giving presentations at numerous major scientific conferences related to therapeutics, clinical immunology and prion disease.
Dr Mel Litman, MD
Dr. Litman is a graduate of the University of Toronto Medical School, who currently practices Orthomolecular Medicine in Israel. Orthomolecular Medicine is based on a deep understanding of the biochemistry of the human body, as confirmed by scientific research. As a result, this medical approach is not only very effective, but also extremely safe as it relies primarily on natural substances to promote healing. At his clinic Tel Aviv they have been helping patients with autoimmune disease, mental health, hormone imbalance, and cancer.
Dr Wendi Roscoe, PhD
PhD in Human Physiology, Honours Degree in Genetics, Certified Holistic Nutritionist. Dr Roscoe is passionate about feeling great — both mentally and physically — and understanding how the brain and body work together at their best. She has spent her life studying what fuels energy, focus, vitality, and long-term health, and she loves helping others achieve that same sense of well-being.
Professor Niel Karrow, PhD
Professor of Immunology and Immunotoxicology, Department of Animal BioScience, University of Guelph. Dr. Karrow’s research interests focus on innate immunoregulation, immunotoxicology and immunogenetics. This includes identifying genetic markers associated with inflammatory diseases, assessing the effects of maternal inflammatory stress on the developing fetal neuroendocrine-immune system, assessing efficacy of immunoceuticals, and characterizing the immunotoxicity of microbial toxins.
Course Highlights
Back by popular demand, we'll host two question and answer sessions each week with the lecturer for that week. The tenth week are two "wrap up" sessions with at least three of the lecturers attending.
About the Course
Lecture Titles and Presenters: Professor Mallard 1a The Immune System and the Mysteries of Complex Diseases 1b Complex Traits Infectious Diseases 1c Introduction to Chronic immunological Disorders as Complex Traits Dr Oldfield Lecture 2–Protein Misfolding and it's Role in Prion Disease Expansion Part 1 Lecture 3 - Protein Misfolding and it's Role in Prion Disease Expansion Part 2 Dr Litman Lectures 4 - Nutritional Impact on Cancer Lecture 5 - Integrative Cancer Treatments Lecture 6 - New Directions in Cancer Theory and Treatment Dr Roscoe Lecture 7 – Cellular Cleaning Professor Karrow Lecture 8 – Ironing out Immunoregulation Lecture 9 - Combatting cancer with an iron fist
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Join us today and take the first step towards unlocking the secrets of these complex disorders. THIS COURSE BEGAN ON SEPTEMBER 26, 2025. Please check back later to see our next offering.
$449.00