May 24, 2019 (Boca Raton, FL)
The American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M) concludes the 27th Annual Spring Congress
Boca Raton, May
24, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Boca Raton, Florida, May 24, 2019 -- The 27th Annual Spring Congress concluded on
Saturday, May 21st at the Gaylord Palms Resort in Orlando, Florida. Led by leading clinical authorities, hundreds of
participants gathered to gain applicable knowledge of preventive and personalized medicine. Driven by an innovative
approach to traditional medicine, the conference served as a key meeting point for medical professionals seeking to
build a new standard of modern medicine.
Before the official start of the conference, four pre-conference
workshops were held to provide attendees with the opportunity to delve deeper into four advanced and clinically
current topics: Practice Management, Women’s Health, Medical Cannabis, and Breakthroughs in Peptide Therapy.
Designed with active clinicians in mind, these pre-conference workshops spotlighted advanced critical aspects of
anti-aging medicine.
Beginning on Friday, May 17th, the 27th Annual Spring Congress officially commenced with
hundreds of medical professionals gathering to hear from world-renowned clinical experts. The conference boasted an
Exhibit Hall that hosted over 200 companies, exhibiting a variety of items including pharmaceutical products,
diagnostic testing, digital health services, nutraceuticals, machine learning devices, and more. Designed with the
A4M Mission in mind, the Exhibit Hall served to connect forward-thinking medical professionals with strategic
innovative therapeutic products, breakthrough devices, and advanced clinical services in order to effectively
advance outcome-based medical approaches.
Alongside numerous educational sessions, learning tracks,
Professional Medical Education Workshops, and Product Theater presentations, the conference hosted advanced
educational opportunities through core modules in the Fellowship in Anti-Aging, Metabolic and Functional Medicine.
Additionally, oral and written exams were provided for healthcare practitioners pursuing the Anti-Aging board and
diplomate certifications.
The conference was headlined by five highly acclaimed medical authorities:
Julielynn Wong, MD, MPH, and The Knox Family--a family of four clinical experts. The presentations focused on the
advanced therapeutic options available for medical professionals to effectively tackle mounting health crises and
transform modern health care standards. Harvard educated, Dr. Julielynn Wong led a lecture titled: “Technology as a
Tool to Enhance Healthcare Access for Those Who Need it Most.” The presentation highlighted the capability of
technology to dramatically expand patient-centered health care access for a wider population of patients. The Knox
Family— a family of physicians with extensive expertise in the areas of Cannabis Therapeutics and Cannabinoid
Medicine— led a presentation titled: “The Future and Cannabis in Medicine,” followed by a Q&A panel session titled:
“A Spotlight on Alternative Therapies.” Both sessions dissected the role of cannabis within medicine throughout
history, assessed current and future possibilities of alternative options, and examined advanced clinical therapies.
The two keynote presentations invited attendees to integrate cutting-edge techniques and clinical options into
practice.
The annual conference provided participants with advanced and strategic knowledge, tools, and
networking contacts to effectively transform medical practices across the globe. Rooted in the overarching themes of
empowerment, self-growth, and introspective discovery, the Spring Congress disseminated the latest education
surrounding comprehensive and customized patient-centered care. With the coming new decade in mind, the 27th Annual
Spring Congress served to encourage medical professionals to imagine expansive opportunities in health care, take
part in rebuilding new standards, and confidently take active roles in establishing what’s next in health care.
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About the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine & Metabolic Medical Institute:
Established in
1992, A4M is the leading nonprofit medical society dedicated to the detection, prevention, and treatment of diseases
associated with aging. The organization is comprised of over 26,000 members from 120 nations across the globe, and
is dedicated to educating medical and public health professionals and practitioners on the most progressive and
innovative clinical research, in addition to cutting-edge scientific technologies. Metabolic Medical Institute is
the entity that houses and contains all advanced medical education, available to healthcare practitioners and allied
health professionals.
