Kenneth P. Stoller, MD, is President of the International
Hyperbaric Medical Association, a Diplomat of the American
Board of Pediatrics, a Diplomat of the American Board of Hyperbaric
Medicine, a Fellow of the American College for Hyperbaric Medicine,
and a member of the New Mexico Medical Society. He was University
of California President's Undergraduate Fellow in the UCLA Medical
Center's Department of Anesthesiology, and has over two decades
of clinical experience in pediatric medicine.
Dr. Stoller is a founding board member
of the International Hyperbaric Medical Association, and was
also a founding board member of the Humane Farming Association,
He was Science Editor of the Animals' Voice Magazine where he
was nominated for a Maggie. His Op-Ed pieces have appeared in
several. newspapers and periodicals from The Atlanta Constitution,
Los Angeles Times, Abq Tribune to The Scientist. He has served
on both the Injury Prevention Committee and the Environmental
Hazards Committee of the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Dr. Stoller is medical director of the
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Dr. Stoller was first exposed to Aerospace
Medicine in 1970, when he helped download data from NASA's Biosatellite
III mission at the Brain Research Institute at UCLA. In 1995,
the heart of a close friend of Dr. Stoller stopped beating. When
he was resuscitated by paramedics, catastrophic brain damage
had already occurred - he was in a coma for almost a month. It
was Dr. Stoller's frustration with the therapy then offered his
brain injured friend that revived his interest in the field,
specifically Hyperbaric Medicine. Dr. Stoller's intention is
to raise the level of consciousness about the benefits of this
new medical specialty, and make it available to as many patients
as possible.
Meet with Dr. Stoller and many experts
at this important symposium
August 10-12 2012
Long Beach, California:
