Dr. Naima Abdel-Ghany is the medical director of The Medical Practice for Preventive Medicine, Immune-therapy, and Anti-Aging Medicine. She completed her residency at Duke University Medical Center, Department of Family & Community Medicine in 1990. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 1991, she became Board Certified by the American Board of Preventative Medicine, Occupational/Environmental Medicine. She was the Medical Director of the Employee Health Clinic at the Center for Disease Control (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia, before starting her practice in Panama City, Florida. She served in the capacity of Assistant Professor at the University of Utah, functioned as a faculty member in several other universities and has numerous publications in scientific journals. Dr. Abdel-Ghany made her first visit to Germany in 1991 in a journey to learn more about Dr. Issels' Immune-therapy for cancer and chronic diseases, This was followed by several more visits. These visits had a great impact on the incorporation of the complementary, holistic medicine modalities with conventional medicine in her current practices. The practice focused on Internal medicine, Occupational/Environmental Medicine, and Preventive medicine with emphasis on Anti-Aging Medicine, Immune-therapy and Energy Medicine. The practice included both conventional and complementary medicine approaches to diagnosing and treating chronic and degenerative diseases. Dr. Abdel-Ghany also provided consultations to The World Health Organization (WHO) in Epidemiology, preventive medicine and Cancer control.
