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Simin Saedi Wong, M.P.H., Ph.D.

Public Health Epidemiologist

Community Medicine Research Scientist

Telephone: cell: 301-***-**** Email: **************@*****.*** Simin Saedi Wong has an exceptional background as an epidemiologist and a public health researcher, educator, counselor/substance use and mental health, and in developing public health programs. She received her Ph.D. in Public Health and Education, and her M.P.H. in Epidemiology from the University of Pittsburgh and is certified in Health Outcomes Research by the Graduate School of Public Health at Harvard University. She has held major posts at Stanford University and Georgetown University Medical School, and is an authority in the fields of public health epidemiology, nutrition, health policy, healthcare curriculum development and training. She is an evidence-based research scientist in areas of substance abuse and addiction disease, cancer prevention, diabetes prevention, and community medicine outreach. With more than two decades of relevant experience, Simin’s expertise also includes knowledge transfer and knowledge management systems. Her research work includes epidemiological studies of both cervical and breast cancers, epidemiological surveys of cerebro-cardiovascular diseases, chronic and infectious inflammatory diseases, epidemiology and prevention of disease, substance use disorders

(SUDs) and opioid use disorders (OUDs) prevention and treatment_Substance Abuse and Mental Health, HIV/AIDS prevention, prevention of premature ageing, assessment of dietary guidelines for American populations, and knowledge transfer and dissemination. Simin has exceptional expertise and experience in the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS, OUDs, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) protocols, sexually transmitted infections, hepatitis, harm reduction, and community health competency-based curriculum design and implementation. She served in the notable role as the Health Policy Advisor for the District of Columbia’s (DC) Mayoral Office of Health Policy, the DC Council Committee on Human Services, and the DC Administration for HIV/AIDS, preparing the Supplemental HIV Prevention Cooperative Agreement Project and the comprehensive HIV Prevention Plan including HIV prevention intervention applications for African-American women in Ward 8 and for Latino adolescent youths and young adults in DC; participated in the HIV Prevention Community Planning Committee, and developed health policy options and programs to improve the healthcare delivery system in DC. Simin is also certified by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as Health Information Specialist, a representative with expertise in vaccine preventable disease, chronic and degenerative diseases, and infectious diseases including tuberculosis, rabies, STDs, HIV/AIDS, and addiction disease. Simin is a dedicated public health educator who has published in both domestic and international peer-reviewed scientific health journals on a wide range of health and education topics as well. For more than a decade Simin served as Associate Professor of Community Medicine at Georgetown University Medical School, and Associate Professor of Community Medicine at King Saud University College of Medicine where she continued pioneering community-based medical research in developing countries. She possesses substantial knowledge in the conceptual understanding of public health issues and community health promotion. She has extensive professional experience in evidence-based practices, and in intervention programs to promote mental and physical health, healthy nutrition, prevention and treatment of SUDs and opioids addiction prevention, as well as the prevention and/or management of chronic diseases including diabetes, cancer, asthma, and heart disease. She has additional mastery in technical assistance and training, and capacity building, and monitoring, and evaluation. Resume

SIMIN SAEDI WONG, M.P.H., Ph.D.

Public Health Epidemiologist

Community Medicine Research Scientist

Telephone: cell: 301-***-****

Emails: **************@*****.***

SUMMARY OF EXPERIENCE

Simin Saedi-Wong is a public health epidemiologist, nutritionist, public health program developer, a health policy and a community health/evidence-based research scientist and counselor, and a health information

(literature review) specialist. She has more than 25 years of relevant educational, research, and managerial practice in community-based public health research and needs assessment and health promotion in the USA and internationally. She has been planning and providing programmatic support to ensure her research team’s success to effectively implement work plans including developing research protocols and procedures to support the design, developing innovative approaches to collect and use data development, implementation, of research studies to verify and confirm improvements of technical reports and the documentation of best practices. A few of her research work includes epidemiological studies of cervical and breast cancers, epidemiological survey of cerebro-cardiovascular diseases, chronic and infectious and inflammatory diseases epidemiology and prevention, substance abuse disorder/opioids addiction prevention and treatments programs, HIV/AIDS prevention, vaccine preventable diseases, prevention of premature ageing, combating ageism, promoting healthy, productive and purposeful aging study, and knowledge transfer and diffusion, and assessment of dietary guidelines for American population. Dr. Wong is also certified as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Health Information Specialist; and Representative with expertise in vaccine preventable disease, chronic and degenerative diseases, and infectious diseases including tuberculosis, rabies, STDs, HIV/AIDS. And addiction disease. She brings an in-depth understanding of the challenging mission and objectives, target audiences, the scientific process, information, tools, and products of federal agencies including CDC, NIH, PCORI, AHRQ, HRSA and FDA.

She has published in both domestic and international peer-reviewed scientific journals in a wide range of topics. These journals include: Journal of Royal Society of Health, Journal of Asian and African Studies, International Journal of Family Practice, the Annals of Saudi medicine, Collegium Anthropologicum, and Saudi medical Journal.

Diploma in Measurement, Design, and Analysis for Health Outcome Research: Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health, Cambridge, MA; Certificate in Principles and Methods of Analytic Epidemiology: Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health, Cambridge, MA; Certificate in Planning, Conduct, And Reporting and Measurement of Epidemiological Research: Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health, Cambridge, MA; Certificate in Nutrition: Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health, Cambridge, MA; Certified as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Health Information Specialist; and Representative: Expertise in vaccine preventable disease, chronic and degenerative diseases, and infectious diseases including tuberculosis, rabies, STDs, HIV/AIDS. And addiction disease.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Consultant/counselor/ Scientific Research/Subject Matter Expert November 2011 to March 2022 Cygnus Corporation Inc. Rockville, MD

Scientific and technical review of RFPs, and RFIs, development of health policy study design, analytical model, writing study scientific protocols, data reporting, and publication. Advising on response to the Federal Governments inquiries regarding all submitted proposals, and reports. Developed educational tools and knowledge transfer program focused on prevention and treatment of substance abuse disorder/opioids addiction prevention and treatments programs, collaborating with Maryland Center for Veteran education and Training.

The latest papers: Assessment of Climate Change Project and Practice: Predictive and Proactive Data and Mitigation and Adaptation.

The Ongoing Studies: Educational Tools and Training to Address the Opioid Crisis and Substance Use Disorders among Our Homeless Veterans.

Responsibly and Sensitively Addressing Chronic Pain amid an Opioid Crisis- Effective Treatments for Opioid Addiction

Managing Chronic Pain-Noninvasive Treatments for Acute, Subacute, and Chronic Pain Senior Public Health Research Consultant 2013 to 2017 Walter MacDonald Associates (WRMA), Rockville, Maryland Scientific and technical review of RFPs, and RFIs, and consulting toward the development of health policy study design, analytical model, writing study scientific protocols. Advising on response to the Federal Governments inquiries regarding all submitted proposals, and reports. Writing on response to the Federal Governments inquiries. Writing literature review reports. The latest project completed for WRMA: The Findings of Current Body of Knowledge on Mistreatment of Adults and Older Persons with Disabilities and Adult Protective Services Interventions: Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, Living Arrangement, and Social Isolation. July 25, 2017 Health Practice/Management Consultant 2013 to November 2016 Maxwell Stamp PLC_ http://www.maxwellstamp.com

In charge of developing Maxwell Stamp PLC Health Platform on both national and international levels. Focus: Health policy, Health outcome, multiple chronic and infectious diseases epidemiology and prevention, substance abuse prevention programs, HIV/AIDS prevention, and knowledge transfer for protecting and developing health. Marketing and business development: Participate in development of business relationships with selected government agencies, including Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and expansion of cooperative research and development agreement with private health research, services companies, and universities. Director of Analytical and Technical Services Division 2011-2013 AFYA Inc., Laurel, MD

Management: Managed a multi-disciplinary team of public health scientists, health communication and social marketing specialists, and research analysts; provided technical direction, monitor work progress, and review study reports and deliverables; mentored the development of junior staff; conducted bi-annual performance reviews; applied corporate best business practices; and managed resource allocations within the Division. Developed Divisional Business Plan: Prepared annual Divisional Business Plan with focus on the government contracting forecasts, key new business opportunities, need for strategic hires, and the development of business relationships with selected government agencies, including the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

(SAMHSA), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), and the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and expansion of cooperative research and development agreement with private health research and services companies. Provided Technical Guidance: Overseeing the development of study design, analytical model, data collection strategies, study scientific protocols, ethical conducts in all aspects of human subject research, data acquisition management and sharing plans, data reporting and publication. Oversaw the conduct of an evaluation of the progress of non-Federal stakeholders in implementing the HHS Multiple Chronic Conditions (MCC) to ensure optimum health and quality of life for individuals with multiple chronic conditions. Tasks included environmental scan of relevant non-Federal MCC activities and innovations, formation of an expert panel, conducting a comprehensive search of peer-reviewed literature databases for private sector efforts. Maintained Client Relationships and Support Services: Worked closely with government clients to maintain close working relationship and deliver high quality technical services. Senior Research Scientist 2009-2011

Cygnus Corporation Inc. Rockville, MD

Scientific reviewer and evaluator of the Breast Cancer Environmental Research Program (BCERP) of National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and National Cancer Institute (NCI) _ Participated in “Needs Assessment Study of BCERP by Cygnus Corporation, working with the staff of NIEHS and NCI. Areas of focus included stakeholder interviews focus group planning, literature and document review: Reviewed and Synthesized Research Literature: Conducted comprehensive review and synthesis of epidemiological surveys, biomedical research, and evaluation studies of research translation and dissemination funded by the BCERP and published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. The subject areas focused on environmental exposures and personal susceptibility factors which have been shown to be important in breast cancer development, the origins of breast cancer occurring early in life and during time of rapid breast development, and exposures that are most influential during critical windows of susceptibility, such as puberty. Conducted Key Informant Surveys: Conducted key informant survey through conducting in-depth personal interviews of selected BCERP research scientists, community outreach and translation core members, breast cancer and the environmental working group representatives who have been addressing this complex problem in innovative ways, research leaders and senior officials at the NIEHS and NCI, representatives of the NCI Consumer Advocates in Research Related Activities. Prepared Individual Study Reports: Developed separate study reports on (1) the Epidemiological Literature Review and Research investigations aimed to determine the onset of breast development, age at menarche, and the pubertal time course, as well as factors affecting these transitions, such as exposure to chemical agents, diet, exercise, obesity, family medical history, psychological stressors, and markers of genetic susceptibility; and (2) the Basic Science and Biology Research on animal studies focusing on characterizing the molecular features of the mammary gland and determine how exposure to potential carcinogens during critical times in the life cycle influences cancer risk. Presented Findings to Research Scientists and Stakeholders: Presented key research findings of the BCERP study to the research scientists and stakeholders at the second annual BCERP conference held in New York City in November 2010.

CDC Senior Health Information Specialist 2004-2008 SRA International Group, Rockville, MD

Responsibilities included addressing and solving complicated health and medical problems for healthcare professionals by using CDC developed guidelines and fact sheets, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports (MMWR), and other CDC related research publications. Subjects ranged from vaccine preventable diseases and immunization practices, cancer, tuberculosis, rabies, diabetes, STDs and HIV/AIDS, surveys conducted by National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) and National Institute on Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)_ Certified as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Health Information Specialist; and Representative with expertise in vaccine preventable disease, chronic and degenerative diseases, and infectious diseases including tuberculosis, rabies, STDs, HIV/AIDS. And addiction disease.

Real-time Health and Medical Information Delivery: Addressed and supported resolving complicated health and medical problems for clinicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals by using the CDC latest epidemiological and disease surveillance data, clinical guidelines and fact sheets, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Reports (MMWR), and other related research publications and data sets. Subjects included vaccine preventable diseases and immunization practices; cancer and other chronic diseases; tuberculosis; rabies; diabetes; STDs and HIV/AIDS; surveys conducted by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) and National Institute on Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), and Emerging Infectious Diseases, including emerging or re-emerging respiratory diseases (such as adenovirus), dengue

(and other flaviviruses), and H1N1 (and other influenza). Health Information Acquisitions and Consultation: Consulted national and international health care agencies, including the Navy and Army Medical Research units, to acquire, update, and exchange latest research data and health information on:

(1) The CDC clinical protocols, testing, evaluation, and disease surveillance in the global biomedical laboratory enterprises to enhance the operational readiness and performance of Department of Defense medical personnel worldwide; (2) Infectious disease research with focus on vaccination and surveillance for febrile disease of unknown origin; (3) Clinical tropical medicine and traveler’s health; (4) Regulatory drug development; and (5) Advisories on tropical diseases and diagnostic information that military healthcare practitioners may encounter while on deployment overseas or working at overseas laboratories. Performance Improvement: Achieved the highest individual performance scores every month and led the overall project team to improve the customer satisfaction rating from 68% to 72% during the period of my tenure with the company.

Public Health Research Consultant 2002-2004

Wellness and Cognitive Counselor (Volunteer)

Suburban Hospital, Bethesda, MD

Responsibilities included providing counseling services to inpatients in the Psychiatric Ward at the Suburban Hospital.

Director of Research and Development 2000-2002

JW Associates, LLC, Silver Spring, MD

Business development and marketing efforts, supported proposal preparation process. Public Health Research Consultant 1998-1999

Systems Assessment & Research, Inc., Lanham, MD

Responsibilities included conducting qualitative research, through focus group method, to assess the understanding and applications of the concepts and messages of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, funded by the Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, U.S. Department of Agriculture. Public Health Policy Advisor 1997-1998

Washington DC Council Committee on Human Services, Administration for HIV/AIDS, and Mayor’s Office of Health Policy, Government of the District of Columbia, Washington, DC Responsibilities included collaboration in overseeing the operations of the agencies dealing with different aspects of HIV/AIDS and health care services in the District of Columbia; developed health policy options consistent with the Mayor’s Transformation Initiatives in order to improve the health care delivery system in the city; assisted the City council’s Committee on Human services in monitoring the operations of agencies dealing with human services; reviewed study reports and analyzed related policy matters and assisted the Committee Counsel in research to develop relevant legislations; prepared HIV Prevention Intervention Applications for African-American women in Ward 8 and for Latino adolescent youths and young adults in the District; participated in preparation of the Supplemental HIV Prevention Cooperative Agreement Project; participated in preparation of the comprehensive HIV Prevention Plan; participated in the HIV Prevention Community Planning Committee; monitored all grant related activities and prepared RFPs for the Administration for HIV/AIDS related programs. Adjunct Associate Professor in Community Medicine 1992-1997 Georgetown University Medical School, Georgetown, Washington, DC Responsibilities included conducting group discussions and faculty seminars on the Nation’s health problems, health care systems and delivery, epidemiological methods, health policy research, and medical ethics; conducted medical reviews on HIV/AIDS; developed research proposals related to (1) training of primary care physicians in HIV/AIDS counseling, risk reduction, and risk assessment, and (2) a HIV/AIDS training program in allied health professionals in the District of Columbia. Research Scientist 1990-1992

Saudi Arabian National Kidney Foundation, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Responsibilities included providing advice to medical doctors in the Ministry of Health in developing research studies on kidney diseases; scientific review, and evaluation of research papers submitted to the National Kidney Foundation for publication in the Journal of Kidney diseases and Transplantation; performed statistical analysis of epidemiological data and prepared technical reports on kidney problems for the National Kidney Foundation.

Assistant Professor of Community Medicine 1978-1992 College of Medicine and College of Applied Medical Sciences, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Responsibilities included teaching master degree and undergraduate courses in Epidemiology, Biostatistics, and Research Methods in Community Medicine, Health Education, Nutrition, and Planning for Anthropometrics Studies in Pediatrics.

Associate Director, College of Medicine Research Center (CMRC) 1978-1986 College of Medicine, King Saud University, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Responsibilities included management of the research center operations and staff supervision; research project development; reviewed research project grant applications and funding allocation; administered and conducted large-scale health education, and community health and medical research projects on nutrition, cervical cancers, physical growth standards among Saudi newborns and pre-school children, hearing impairment among Saudi infants and pre-school children, gastroenteritis and infant feeding practices, effect of fasting on pregnancy, and rheumatic heart disease among Saudi school-age children; produced research reports and other journal publications. Consultant in Health Policy and Women in Development 1978-1980 SRI-International, Saudi Arabia Project Office, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Responsibilities included development of policy papers related to the health of Arab women and the role of Saudi women in the national social development plans. Research Consultant in Family Planning 1978

Family Life Center, Pittsburgh, PA

Responsibilities included development of a “natural” family planning manual based on the Calendar Rhythm Method.

EDUCATION

Ph.D., Public Health/Health Education, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA. M.P.H., Epidemiology, University of Pittsburgh.

B.A., Mathematics and Sociology, University of Pittsburgh. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Diploma in “Measurement, Design, and Analysis for Health Outcome Research,” Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health, Cambridge, MA.

Certificate in “Principles and Methods of Analytic Epidemiology,” Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health.

Certificate in “Planning, Conduct, Reporting and Measurement of Epidemiological Research,” Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health.

Certificate in “Nutrition,” Harvard University Graduate School of Public Health. Certified as Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Health Information Specialist Representative, expertise in vaccine preventable disease, chronic and degenerative diseases, and infectious diseases including tuberculosis, rabies, STDs, HIV/AIDS, and NCHS surveys. SELECTED CONFERENCE AND SUMMITS ATTENDED

2017 Milken Institute Future of Health Summit, October 2017, Washington, D.C. The Food Forum Workshop/Nutrition across the Lifespan for Healthy Aging. September 13 and September 14, 2016

The National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC 20418 2016 Milken Institute Public Health Summit, March 2016, Washington, D.C. 2010-2012 Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program, National Cancer Institute and National Institute on Environmental Health Sciences, November 2010, Manhattan, New York Precautionary Principle to Public Policy, November 2010, National Cancer Institute, New York, NY. NIDA International Forum on International Trends and Needs in Drug Abuse Research, National Institute on Drug Abuse, June 2007, Quebec City, Canada.

The College on Problems of Drug Dependence (CPDD) 68th Annual Scientific Meeting, CPDD, June 2007, Quebec City, Canada.

Second Asia Pacific Institute of Addiction Conference, Institute of Mental Health, September 2006, Singapore.

NIDA International Forum on International Trends and Needs in Drug Abuse Research, NIDA, June 2006, Scottsdale, AZ.

The CPDD 67th Annual Scientific Meeting, CPDD, June 2006, Scottsdale, AZ. National Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Conference, November 2006, Milwaukee, WI.

National HIV Prevention Conference, CDC, June 2005, Atlanta, GA. National Hispanic Scientists Network on Drug Abuse Annual Conference, NIDA, September 2005, Miami, FL.

LECTURES AND PUBLIC SPEAKING ENGAGEMENTS

2011, 2014, 2016: Role of Stress and Acidosis in Cancer and Other Chronic, Degenerative, and Infectious Diseases, Lions Club, Potomac, Maryland June 5, 2011, Preventing the Only Disease: Stress and Acidosis in Cancer and Other Chronic, Degenerative, and Infectious Diseases. American University, Washington, DC PUBLIC SERVICES

1997, Staff representative of the Washington DC Mayor’s Office of Health Policy to: Health Policy council, Health Transformation Team, Medicaid Managed Care and Eligibility Committee, and the District of Columbia Primary Care Association.

1990-92, Editorial Board Member, Journal of Kidney Diseases and Transplantation, National Kidney Foundation, Saudi Arabia.

1984-92, Peer Research Reviewer, King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology, Saudi Arabia, for the following research studies: National Study on the Incidence and Etiology of End Stage Renal Disease, Study of the Influence of Parental Nutrition Education on the Nutritional Status of Children, and Study of Pregnancy Wastage in Saudi Arabia.

PUBLISHED BOOK: Kill the First Disease: Save Your Health-Preserve Your Youth Transforming the Evidence into Good Life Evidence into Good Life 2015 _ Recommended by Dr. Jeff Hoffman

(MD, PhD) of Danya International.

PUBLICATIONS AND SSELECTED TECHNICAL REPORTS

The Findings of Current Body of Knowledge on Mistreatment of Adults and Older Persons with Disabilities and Adult Protective Services Interventions: Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, Living Arrangement, and Social Isolation. July, 2017

Assessment of Climate Change Project and Practice: Predictive and Proactive Data and Mitigation and Adaptation. March 2015

Review of Breast Cancer and the Environment Literature from 2003 to 2010: A Summary Report, Simin Wong and Henry Wong, Cygnus corporation, Inc., February 2011. Survey of Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Center Scientists, Community Outreach and Translation Core Members, and Breast Cancer and the Environment Working Group Representatives: A Summary Report, Henry Wong and Simin Wong, Cygnus Corporation, Inc., February 2011. Survey of Advocates Involved in the Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Centers, Representatives of the Breast Cancer and the Environment Working Group, and Volunteers of the National Cancer Institute Consumer Advocates in Research Related Activities: A Summary Report, Henry Wong and Simin Wong, Cygnus corporation, Inc., February 2011. Wong, H. and Wong, S., Report of the Initial Focus Groups on Nutrition and Your Health: Dietary Guidelines for Americans, Fourth Edition, Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1999.

Wong, S., Substance Abuse in Washington, DC: Implications for Policy, Mayor’s Office of Health Policy, Washington, DC, 1997.

Abdul-Jabbar, F., Wong, S., et al., The Effect of Consanguinity on Pregnancy Outcome in Saudi Arabia, Journal of Royal Society of Health, 1990, 4: 146-147. Wong, S., Birth Order and Birth Weights of Saudi Newborns, Journal of Royal Society of Health, 1990, 3: 96-100.

Al-Frayh, A., Wong, S., et al., Growth Patterns in the Saudi Arabian Children, Journal of Royal Society of Health, 1990, 2: 64-69.

Abdul-Jabbar, F., Wong, S., et al., Socio-Economic and Epidemiology of Consanguineous Mating in the Saudi Arabian Population, Journal of Asian and African Studies, 1989, 24(3-4): 247-259. Zazouk, S., Wong, S., et al., Epidemiology of Deafness in Saudi Arabia, The Annals of Saudi Medicine, 1989, 9(6): 6245.

Abdul-Jabbar, F., Wong, S., et al., Effects of Consanguineous Mating on Anthropometrics Measurements of Saudi Newborns, International Journal of Family Practice, 1989, 6(3): 217-220. Abdul-Jabbar, Wong, S., et al., Sociodemographic and Gynecological Characteristics as Risk Factors for Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2 Infection in Saudi Women, The Annals of Saudi Medicine, 1989, 9(3): 276- 281.

Abdul-Jabbar, F., Wong, S., et al., Menarche, Marriage and Reproduction among Saudi Women, The Annals of Saudi Medicine, 1988, 8(6): 438-442.

Abdul-Jabbar, F., Wong, S., et al., Age at Menarche and Reproductive Pattern among Saudi Women, Journal of Royal Society of Health, 1988, 3: 94-96. Al-Frayh, A., Wong, S., et al., Infant Feeding Practices in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, The Annals of Saudi Medicine, 1988: 194-197.

Abdul-Jabbar, F., Wong, S., Prevalence of Carcinoma in Situ and Squamous Dysplasia of the Uterine Cervix in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, The Annals of Saudi Medicine, 1988, 8(1): 5-13. Al-Frayh, A., Wong, S., et al., Growth and Development of Saudi Infants and Pre-School Children in Riyadh: Field Survey Design and Some Methodological Issues, Journal of Royal Society of Health, 1987, 107(1): 15-18.

Al-Frayh, A., Wong, S., et al., The Growth Standards of Saudi Infants and Pre-School Children in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Collegium Anthropologicum, 1986, 11(1): 117-132. Abdul-Jabbar, F., Wong, S., et al., Continuing Medical Education: Development Programs of the College of Medicine of King Saud University, Saudi medical Journal, 1985, 6(1): 43-48. OTHER QUALIFICATIONS AND HOBBIES

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