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      A. Personal Information:
 
        B. Education and Training:
          | Name: | David A. Edwards, MD, HMD |  
          | Citizenship: | U.S.A. |  
          | Marital Status: | Divorced, 3 grown children |  
          | Health: | Excellent |  
          | Practice Address: | Bio Health Center 615 Sierra Rose Drive, Suite 3
 Reno, NV 89511
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          | Telephone (Business): | (775) 828-4055 |  
          | Fax (Business): | (775) 828-4255 |  
          | Email: | Click here to send a message. |  
        C. Professional Background and Positions: Undergraduate: Transylvania University, Lexington
          KYDates of Attendance: September, 1964 through May 1968
 Degree Earned: Bachelor of Arts With Honors Awarded June, 1968,
Graduate: Creighton University School of Medicine,
          Omaha, NBDates of Attendance: September 1968 through May, 1972
 Degree Earned: Doctor of Medicine Awarded May 20, 1972
 Post Graduate: 
          
            Internship: Creighton University, Omaha NB, 1972-1973Department Chair: George O. Clifford, MD
Residency: Internal Medicine, Creighton University,
              Omaha, NB, 1973-1975Department Chair: George O. Clifford, MD
Acupuncture: U.C.L.A Acupuncture for Physicians
              Program, 1993-1994Program Director: Joeseph M. Helms, MD
Homeopathy: British Institute of Homeopathy, Dates of Attendance: 1994-1998
 Program Director: Trevor M. Cook
 Degrees Earned: DIHom, 1995; DH, 1998
 
        D. Licensure and Certification:Private Practice of Medicine, Reno, NV 1975 to presentClinical Instructor in Physical Diagnosis, U of Nevada-Reno
          1975-1977Staff Physician in Internal Medicine, St. Mary's Regional
          Med Center, Reno, NV, 1975-1988Staff Physician in Internal Medicine, Washoe Medical
          Center, Reno, NV, 1975- 1988Chairman, Cardiac Care Unit, St. Mary's Regional Med
          Center, Reno, NV, 1976-1978Member, Ethics Committee, Washoe County Medical Society,
          1977-1978Medical Advisor, Planned Parenthood, Reno, NV, 1977-1979Member, Utilization Review Committee, St. Mary's Regional
          Med Center, Reno, NV, 1977-1980Preceptor, Summer Program, University of California-
          San Diego Medical School, 1978Member,Medical-Legal Screening Panel, Nevada State Medical
          Society, 1978-1982Clinical Assistant Professor of Medicine, University
          of Nevada School of Medicine, Reno, NV, 1978 to presentMember, Concurrent Review Committee, Nevada PSRO, 1979-1980Chairman, Department of Medicine, St. Mary's Regional
          Med Center, Reno, NV, 1979-1980Medical Director, Nevada Nuclear Diagnostic Center,
          Reno, NV, 1983-1988Member, Board of Trustees, International Biomedical
          Research Institute, Reno, NV, 1984 to presentCourtesy Staff, St. Mary's Regional Med Center, Reno,
          NV, 1988-1997Ambulatory Care Physician, Reno Veterans Administration
          Hospital, 1989-1991Medical Director, International Biomedical Research
          Institute, Reno, NV 1993 to presentMember, Nevada State Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners,
          2000 to present 
        E. Professional Societies:Federal Licensure Examination, Nebraska, Passed 1972National Board of Medical Examiners, Passed parts I,
          II, and III 1972, No. 127482Nebraska Medical License No. 12519, 1972 through 1994Iowa Medical License No. 19065, 1972, Currently InactiveAmerican Board of Internal Medicine No. 4900, 1975Nevada Medical License, No. 2957, 1975California Medical License No. G49740 1978 to 1992Nevada Homeopathic Medical License No. 87036, 1987
          Arizona Homeopathic Medical License No. 066, 1993 American Board of Chelation Therapy, 1995Republic of the Philippines Medical License No. 0030156,
          1998 through 2000 American Board of Chelation Therapy, Re-certified,
          2000 
      Member, Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical
        Society, Creighton University, 1975 to present 
        Member, Nevada State Medical Society, 1975-1982 
        Member, Washoe County Medical Society, 1975-1982 
        Member, American College of Physicians, 1976 
        Member, Nutrition Today Society, 1979-1985 
        Fellow, American College of Physicians, 1980  
        Member, American Society of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1981-1990 
        Member, American College of Preventive Medicine, 1982-1989 
        Fellow, American College of Preventive Medicine, 1984  
        Member, New York Academy of Science, 1985 
        Life Member, New York Academy of Science, 1986  
        Member, American College for Advancement in Medicine, 1992  
        Member, American Academy of Neural Therapy, 1993  
        Member, International BioOxidative Medicine Foundation, 1993  
        Member, American Academy of Medical Acupuncture 1995-1997 
        Diplomat, American Board of Chelation Therapy, 1994 
        Fellow, British Institute of Homeopathy, 1995
     F. Publications: 
        G. Additional Information: Edwards DA and Hahn, AL. Pneumococal Meningitis. Nebraska
          Medical J 1973;58(11):399.;
 Edwards DA, et al. Trace Metals in Non-Wilsonian Hepatocerebral
          Degeneration. Federation Proceedings 1974;33:668.Edwards DA, et al. Quinine Induced Myopathy (Letter).
          Lancet 1978;II: 845 Edwards DA, et al. Delayed Onset of fat Embolism Syndrome.
          Western J Med 1979;130:75-77Edwards DA, et al. Ventilation With 100 Percent Oxygen
          for Life Threatening Mediastinal and Subcutaneous Emphysema. Chest 1979;76(4):492Edwards DA et al. Multicentric Mixed Pattern Pneumonia.
          JAMA 1979;242:1288- 1289Edwards DA, et al. Topical Nitrates. Lancet 1980;II:1255Edwards DA. Depression and Candida. JAMA 1985;253:3400Edwards DA, et al. Report of Homeopathic Proving Based
          on Organophosphate Exposure in Seven Subjects. Biological Therapy 1994;XII(4):257-260Edwards DA, et al. Hibernation and Stunning of Arterial
          Myocytes: A Novel Hypothesis - A Case Report and Literature Review.
          J Advancement Med 1995;8:157-176Edwards DA. The Theory and Practice of Biological Medicine
          1995. MG Repo Graphics, Manilla, PhilippinesEdwards DA, et al. Bio Regenesys Anti-Aging System
          1995. International Biomedical Research Foundation, Reno, NVEdwards DA, et al. Biotoxicology 1996. International
          Biomedical Research Foundation, Reno, NVEdwards DA, et al. EDTA Chelation Therapy in Myocardial
          Stunning and Hybernation. J Advancement Med 1997;10:233-257Edwards DA, et al. Hybernation and Stunning of Peripheral
          Arterial Myocytes: Clinical Reversal by EDTA Chelation Therapy (poster
          presentation). In Vascular Endothelium Pharmacologic and Genetic Manipulations
          [eds: Catravas JD, Callow AD and Ryan US]. NATO ASI Series, Plenum Press;
          1998:255-257Edwards DA. The Clinical Symptoms and Electrodiagnostic
          Pattern of Coxsackie Virus Nosode (Doctoral Thesis). British Institute
          of Homeopathy; 1998.Edwards DA. The Science Versus the Art of Medicine
          (Letter). The Cortland Forum 1999:108Edwards DA. The Emperor Has No Clothes (Letter). Medical
          Tribune 1999;13:23Edwards DA and Ibarra CI. The Federation of State Medical
          Boards Policy Statement on Health Care Fraud: A Critical Analysis. J
          Advancement Med 1999;12:209-219 
        "No where in today's
        managed care, third party, media circus does anyone present the the patient
        and clinical practitioners philosophy... For years I listened to the insurers,
        managers, experts, professors, news pundits, bureaucrats and opinion makers.
        But I ultimately realized that I still had to sleep at night. From all
        third party perspectives any clinical practice is, in essence, 'anecdotal.'
        So now I listen first and foremost to my conscience. I had good teachers,
        good mentors and loyal patients as well. Although I think 'science' is
        important, technology, politics and economics are not science. The professional
        oath I took upon becoming a physician was to relieve patient suffering,
        honor those who taught me, teach those willing to learn and reveal no
        information shared with me in confidence. It didn't have anything to do
        with third parties. That oath is our philosophy at Bio Health Center..."Fellowship Case Reports: 
          
             Takayasu's Atreritis: A Case Report, 1975Acquired (Non-Wilsonian) Hepatocerebral Degeneration:
              A Case Report, 1976 Amantidine Responsive Progressive Supranuclear
              Palsey: A Case Report, 1978Multifocal Fiberous Sclerosis: A Case Report, 1978The Effects of Continuous Infusion of Furosemide
              on Serum Magnesium and Renal Function in Refractory Congestive Heart
              Failure: A Case Report, 1979Trace Element and Amino Acid Blood and Tissue Levels
              in Acquired (Non- Wilsonian) Hepatocerebral Degeneration: A Case
              Report, 1980.Presentations:  
          
            Trace Metals in Acquired (Non-Wilsonian) Hepatocerebral
              Degeneration, Federation of American Societies for Experimental
              Biology (FASEB), Atlantic City, NJ 1975The Use of First Pass Radionuclide Angiocardiography
              in the Evaluation off EDTA Chelation Therapy as a Potential Positive
              Lusitropic Agent in Patients With ASHD. American Academy of Medical
              Preventics, San Francisco, CA 1985Stunning and Hybernation of Arterial Myocytes Reversed
              by EDTA Chelation Therapy, NATO Advanced Scientific Series, Crete,
              Greece, 1997Reversal of Myocardial Stunning and Hybernation
              with the Use of Intravenous EDTA Chelation Therapy, Nevada Homeopathic
              Physicians Association, Las Vegas, NV 1999Research Projects: 
          
            Trace Metals in Acquired Hepatocerebral Degeneration,
              1972 to 1975, Creighton University School of Medicine and the Omaha
              Veterans Administration Hospital. James Sullivan and Robert Burch,
              research directorsThe Use of First Pass Radionuclear Angiocardiography
              in Evaluating EDTA as a Potential Lusitropic Agent in Patients With
              ASHD, 1983 to 1985, Nevada Nuclear Diagnostic Center, Reno, NV 
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