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Angels on Earth
The following individuals have given of themselves selflessly to help others. Read George's book, Angels Walking With Us, to read about other
angels and those whose lives they have touched.
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Jason Comander, MD, PhD
Massachusetts Eye and Ear
At the age of 17, Dr. Comander made his first presentation at a national ophthalmology research conference. He later earned both his MD and PhD at
Harvard Medical School, where he also completed his ophthalmology residency. Following that, he completed a vitreoretinal surgery fellowship at Massachusetts Eye and Ear, and acquired additional
training in inherited retinal degenerations and electroretinography.
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Richard Horowitz, MD
Universite Libre De Bruxelles, Faculte De Medecine
Brussels, Belgium
Dr. Horowitz has treated over 12,000 chronic Lyme disease patients in the last 20 years, and has researched and published on the role of
co-infections in patients with persistent symptoms. He was presented with the Humanitarian of the Year award by the Turn the Corner Foundation in 2007 for his ongoing work with chronic Lyme
disease.
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Marc Theroux, MD
Board Certified Internal Medicine
Georgetown University Medical School
Dr. Theroux visits elderly patients in nursing facilities on his own time.
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Amiram Katz, MD
Board Certified Neurologist
Assistant Professor of Neurology Yale University
Dr. Katz reviews every detail of patient information, including MRI images, himself ... unheard of in today's medical arena. He works on weekends
to accommodate the overwhelming load of patients.
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Lee Cowden, MD
University of Texas Medical School
USA Board-Certified Cardiologist and Internist
Dr. Cowden is a highly skilled physician and a gift from God. One of his primary missions is to train other doctors to help as many patients as
possible.
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