Dr. Rosenberg is the founder and medical director of the AMTs Institute for Healthy Aging and Integrative Cancer Therapeutics, which together integrate traditional western medicine and the latest science with complementary and alternative medicine to optimize patients health. Dr. Rosenberg received his undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania and his doctorate in medicine from Georgetown University School of Medicine. He then completed his residency and board certification in emergency medicine in San Antonio, Texas, at Brooke Army Medical Center, where he was recognized with the œTeacher and Resident of the Yearù award. Dr. Rosenberg then began his career as an accomplished emergency physician and medical professor, first in the army where he achieved the rank of major, and then with a number of leading hospitals. However, after a decade of practice, he began to question some of the traditional standards of care that he had been taught in his medical training, because they were not meeting the needs of his patients. Since that time over a decade ago, Dr. Rosenberg has become a leading researcher and clinician in theareas of healthy aging and integrated cancer therapy. He has dedicated his career to improving the aging process for men and women, as well as the care and outcomes for both early stage and terminal cancer patients. He and his staff have developed a reputation for solving aging and cancer challenges facing his patients that have not been successf