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CURRICULUM VITAE

Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, M.D., A.M.

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ACADEMIC POSITIONS

2017-present Visiting Professor

Harvard Department of Human Evolutionary Biology

2012-present Professor of Clinical Medicine

Internal Medicine-Cardiology, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

2011-2012 Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine


1994-2011 Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine


Adjunct Positions

2013-present Adjunct Professor

UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

2010-present Adjunct Professor, Biomedical Engineering Interdepartmental Program

UCLA Department of Biomedical Engineering

EDUCATIONAL/ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS

2016-present Director, Masters Degree in Biology (M.S.) Graduate Program

Evolutionary Medicine Track, UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary

Medicine

2010-2014. Director of Cardiac Imaging

UCLA Cardiac Arrhythmia Service

2011-present Co-Director, Evolutionary Medicine Program at UCLA

UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology

1995-2000 Associate Residency Director

UCLA Department of Internal Medicine

UCLA Division of Cardiology

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Curriculum Vitae Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, M.D.

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1995-2014 Course Instructor, Cardiovascular Pharmacology MS1/2 Course

UCLA Medical School

1995-2014 Course Instructor, CCU Clinical Lecture Series

UCLA Department of Medicine

1992-2014 Course Instructor, Cardiovascular Pathophysiology of Disease


1992-2014 Course Instructor, Fundamentals of Clinical Medicine


1992-1994 Course Instructor, Advanced Cardiac Life Support


EDUCATION

09/84-06/87 University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, California; M.D.

09/82-06/83 Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts; A.M., History and Science

09/78-06/82 Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts; A.B., History and Science

magna cum laude

CLINICAL TRAINING

1994-1995 Heart Failure, Cardiomyopathy Fellow

UCLA Division of Cardiology, Los Angeles, California

1992-1995 Cardiology Fellow

UCLA Division of Cardiology, Los Angeles, California

1993-1994 Chief Resident, Internal Medicine

UCLA Department of Medicine, Los Angeles, California

1990-1992 Internal Medicine Resident

UCLA Department of Medicine, Los Angeles, California

1990-1991 Chief Resident, Psychiatry

UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute, Los Angeles, California

1988-1991 Psychiatry Resident


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UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute, Los Angeles, California

1987-1988 Internal Medicine Internship

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, California

CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE

1994 Diplomate ABIM; Internal Medicine

1995 Diplomate ABIM; Cardiovascular Diseases

1987 State of California Medical License # G065765

BOOK AWARD and HIGHLIGHTS

New York Times Bestseller, Zoobiquity

#1 Amazon Bestseller, Zoobiquity

Amazon Bestseller for 235 consecutive weeks (categories)

AAAS (American Association for the Advancement of Science) Prize for Excellence Science Books,

Zoobiquity (Finalist)

Discover Magazine Best Book of 2012, Zoobiquity

China Times 2013 Best Book for Translated Title, Zoobiquity

Los Angeles Times, 2012 Summer Reading List, Zoobiquity

TEACHING HONORS

Keynote Speaker, 2019 Nobel Conference, Stockholm, Sweden

2018 Visiting Professorship, Alpha Omega Alpha Honors Society, St. Louis University School of

Medicine

Distinguished Faculty Teaching Award, UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 2017

UCLA Internal Medicine Housestaff Award Nomination 2009


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Teaching Excellence Award, UCLA School of Medicine 2004

Fellows Teaching Award, UCLA Division of Cardiology 1999

Chief Residents Teaching Award, UCLA Medical Center 1998

Internal Medicine Teaching Award, UCLA Medical Center 1997

Internal Medicine Teaching Award Nomination, UCLA Medical Center 1994

PROFESSIONAL ROLES and SOCIETIES

President, International Society for Evolution, Medicine and Public Health (2019-present)

Committee Member, Institute for the Laboratory Animal Research Council, The National Academies of

Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (February 2019-present)

Scientific Advisory Committee Member, Arizona Cancer Evolution Center, Arizona State University

(2019-present)

President-Elect, International Society for Evolution, Medicine and Public Health (2018-2019)

Grand Judge, Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, Los Angeles, CA, May 17-18, 2017

Research Advisor: Historically Black College and University (HBCU) Initiative, UCLA Department of

Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (2013-present)

Advisory Board Member, The Palo Alto Prize, Palo Alto, CA (2012-Present)

Chair, Zoobiquity Conference (2011-Present)

Chair, Zoobiquity Neurology and Psychiatry Conference (2016)

Elected Director, Harvard Alumni Association (2013-2016)

Member, NSF National Evolutionary Synthesis Center (NESCent) Working Group, “Infusing

Evolutionary Thinking into Medical Education” (2012-2016)

Chair, Zoobiquity Research Initiative Summer Symposium (2011-2013)

Advisory Board Member, Human-Animal Medicine Project, Yale University and University of

Washington One Health Working Group on Proof of Concept Studies (2011-Present)

Founder, Zoobiquity Research Initiative (2010-Present)


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Committee Member, UC Davis One Health Center Steering Committee (2009-Present)

Medical Advisory Board Member, , Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens (2002-present)

Member, American Society of Echocardiography (2000-present)

Chair and Committee Member, UCLA Internal Medicine Residency Admissions Committee (1996-

2001)

Co-Chair, Subcommittee D, UCLA School of Medicine Admissions Committee (1998-2001)

Chairman, UCLA School of Medicine, Admissions Opportunity Initiative Committee (1997-1999)

Member, American Heart Association (1994-present)

Member, American Medical Association (1993–present)

Committee Member, UCLA Department of Medicine Quality Assurance Committee (1993-1994)

Co-Chair, UCLA Department of Medicine Morbidity/Mortality (1993-1994)

Committee Member, UCLA Medical Center Medical Ethics Committee (1989–1998)

UCLA TEACHING

UCLA Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 297-Selected Topics in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology:

Foundations of Evolutionary Medicine


The Literature of Evolutionary Medicine


Applications of Evolutionary Principles to Medicine

UCLA Ecology and Evolutionary Biology 186-Evolutionary Medicine: A Clinical Perspective Medical,

Surgical and Psychiatric Disorders

UCLA English Composition: 129C-Writing in Discplines: Physical and Life Sciences

UCLA School of Medicine: SL619 MS Elective-Zoobiquity: Cardiovascular Medicine Across Species.

UCLA Department of Biomedical Engineering Seminar: Course #299/199


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UCLA School of Medicine: HBD 409-MS II Cardiovascular, Renal and Respiratory Diseases II.

UCLA International Development Studies Course: IDS 190C-"Global Health Issues” and “Mental

Health Issues in International Health.”

UCLA School of Medicine: HBD 409 - Cardiovascular, Renal, Respiratory Medicine I

UCLA School of Medicine: HBD409 - Cardiovascular, Renal, Respiratory Medicine II

UCLA School of Medicine: M202 – Clinical Pharmacology, Pathophysiology of Disease (PPD)

UCLA School of Medicine: Human Patient Simulator Lab

HARVARD TEACHING

Harvard Human Evolutionary Biology 1389-Coming of Age on Planet Earth

Harvard Human Evolutionary Biolgoy 1328- Evolutionary Medicine: Clinical Perspectives on Medical,

Surgical and Psychiatric Disorders

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Books

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Kathryn Bowers. Wildhood: The Epic Journey from Adolescence to

Adulthood in Humans and Other Animals. New York: Scribner & Sons, 2019.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Kathryn Bowers. Zoobiquity: The Astonishing Connection Between

Human and Animal Health. New York: Vintage, 2013.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Kathryn Bowers. Wir Sind Tier: Was wir von den Tieren für unsere

Gesundheit lernen können. München: Knaus Verlag, 2013.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Kathryn Bowers. Dierenbrein & mensenlijf. Laanakkerweg: The

House of Books, 2013.


Human and Animal Health (Traditional Chinese Edition). Taipei: Faces, 2013.


Human and Animal Health (Japanese Edition). Tokyo: Japan UNI Agency, Inc., 2014.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Kathryn Bowers. Zoobiquity: What Animals Can Teach Us about

Health and the Science of Healing. New York: A.A. Knopf, 2012.


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Book Chapters

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. “Tinbergean Approach to Clinical Medicine” in Integrating Evolution into

Medical Education: An Evolving Perspective. Eds. Schulkin, Jay and Michael Powers. Oxford:

Oxford University Press, In Press.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Daniel T. Blumstein. “Integrating Evolutionary Thinking into

Medical Education and Curricula” in Darwin’s Roadmap to the Curriculum. Oxford: Oxford

Univeristy Press, 2019.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, Kevin Shah and Kalyanam Shivkumar. “Evolution of the Cardiovascular

System” in Oxford University Handbook: Evolutionary Medicine. Oxford: Oxford University Press,

2019.

Natterson Horowitz, B. (2001). Approach to the Patient With Chest Pain. In Pregler & DeCherney (Eds.)

Women’s Health: Principles and Clinical Practice (pp.1-6). Philadelphia: BC Decker.

Natterson, B. (2000). Cardiovascular Disorders (Editor). In Gawlinksi and Hamwi (Eds.) Acute Care

Nurse Practitioner in Clinical Curriculum (pp.135-295). Philadelphia: WB Saunders Co.

Natterson, B. and Fawzy, F. (1994). Psychiatric Care of the Cancer Patient. In Cameron (Ed) Practical

Oncology. Norwalk: Appleton & Lange.

Small, G. and Natterson, B. (1987). Psychiatric Problems of Critically Ill Patients. In Problems in

Critical Care.

Academic Articles

Steinvinkel, Peter, Painer, Johanna, Johnson Rick J., and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. Biomimetics –

Nature’s roadmap to insights and solutions for human health and disease. Journal of Internal

Medicine. 2020. 287(3):238-251.

Nesse, Randolph and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. Evolutionary Medicine: A Great Way to Teach

Biology. American Biology Teacher. 2019. 81(8):533.

Neco, L.C., Abelson, E.S., Brown, A., Natterson-Horowitz, B., Blumstein, D.T. The evolution of self-

medication behaviour in mammals. Biological Journal of the Linnean Society. 2019. 128(2):373-

378.

Devinsky, O., Boesch, J.M., Cerda-Gonzalez, S., Coffey, B., Davis, K., Friedman, D., Hainline, B.,

Houpt, K., Lieberman, D., Perry, P., Pruss, H., Samuels, M.A., Small, G.A., Volk, H., Summerfield,

A., Vite, C., Wisniewski, T., Natterson-Horowitz, B. A cross-species approach to disorsders

affecting brain and behaviour. Nature Reviews Neurology. 2018. 14:677-686.


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Blumstein, D.T., Rangchi, T.N., Briggs, T., De Andrade, F.S. and B. Natterson-Horowitz. A systematic

review of carrion eaters’ adaptations to avoid sickness. Journal of Wildlife Diseases. 2017.

53(3):577-581.

Rabinowitz, P., B. Natterson-Horowitz, L. Kahn, R. Kock, M. Pappaioanou. Incorporating One Health

into Medical Education. BMC Medical Education. 2017. 17(1):45.

Azziz R, Carmina E, Chen Zi-Jiang, Dunaif A, Laven J, Legro R, Lizneva D, Natterson-Horowitz B,

Teede H, Yildiz B. Polycystic Ovary Syndrome. Nature Reviews Disease Primers. 2016.

doi:10.1038/nrdp.2016.58

Fessler DMT, Natterson-Horowitz B, Azziz R. Evolutionary Determinants of Polycystic Ovary

Syndrome-Part 2. Fertility and Sterility. 2016. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.fertnstert.2016.05.016

Natterson-Horowitz B. Comparative and Evolutionary Medicine: An Example from Cardiovascular

Medicine. Israel Journal of Veterinary Medicine. 2015;70(4):3-5.

Blumstein DT, Buckner J, Shah S, Patel S, Alfaro ME, Natterson-Horowitz B. The evolution of capture

myopathy in hooved mammals: a model for human stress cardiomyopathy? Evolution, Medicine and

Public Health. 2015;1:195-203.

Natterson-Horowitz B. A Physician’s View of One Health: Challenges and Opportunities. Vet Sci.

2015;2(1):23-25.

Rabinowitz PM, Kock R, Kachani M, Kunkel R, Thomas J, Gilbert J, et al. Toward proof of concept of a

One Health approach to disease prediction and control. Emerg Infect Dis 2013 Dec.

http://dx.doi.org/10.3201/eid1912.130265.

Lellouche N, De Diego C, Cesario DA, Vaseghi M, Natterson Horowitz B, Mahajan A, Wiener I, Boyle

NG, Fonarow GC, and Shivkumar K. Usefulness of Preimplantation B-Type Natriuretic Peptide

Level for Predicting Response to Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy. Am J Cardiol.

2007;99(2):242-6.

Natterson Horowitz B, Vaseghi M, Mahajan A, Cesario DA, Buch E, Valderrábano M, Boyle NG,

Ellenbogen KA, and Shivkumar, K. Percutaneous intrapericardial echocardiography during catheter

ablation: a feasibility study. Heart Rhythm. 2006;3(11):1275-82

Lellouche, N., De Diego, C., Cesario, D.A., Vaseghi, M., Natterson Horowitz B, Mahajan A, Wiener I,

Boyle NG, Fonarow GC, and Shivkumar K.

Pre-Implantation B-Type Natriuretic Peptide Is a Predictor of Positive Response to Cardiac

Resynchronization Therapy. J Card Fail. 2006;12(6),S63.

Kaushal R, Cesario DA, Natterson B, Mahajan A, Vaseghi M, Buch E, Wiener I, Boyle NG, Shivkumar

K, and Doshi RN. P6-69 Anatomic relation of the bronchial tree to the left atrium. Heart Rhythm.

2006;3(6),S324.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.fertnstert.2016.05.016


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Anzai H, Chan VK, Tobis JM, Natterson B, Krivokapich J, Fishbein MC, and Child JS. 1076-201

Relative incidence of thrombus formation on the cardioSEAL and amplatzer interatrial closure

devices. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2004;43(5), A382.

Anzai H, Child J, Natterson B, Krivokapich J, Fishbein MC, Chan VK, and Tobis, JM. Incidence of

thrombus formation on the CardioSEAL and the Amplatzer interatrial closure devices . Am J

Cardiol. 2004;93(4):426-31.

Middlekauff HR, Nguyen AH, Negrao CE, Nitzche EU, Hoh CK, Natterson B, Hamilton M, Fonarow

GC, Hage A, and Moriguchi JD. Impact of acute mental stress on sympathetic nerve activity and

regional blood flow in advanced heart failure: implications for ‘triggering’ adverse cardiac events.

Circulation 1997;96(6):1835-42.

Stevenson LW, Couper G, Natterson B, Fonarow G, Hamilton M, and Creaser SW. Target heart failure

populations for newer therapies. Circulation 1995;92(9)174-81.

Academic Presentations

Dasarathy, Dhweeja and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. Evolutionary Insights into Insomnia in Athletes:

Using Systematic Review to Identify Natural Animal Models. International Society for Evolution

Medicine, and Public Health Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland, August 14, 2019.

Zhao, Megan and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. The Animal Origins of Human Bullying: A Systematic

Review of the “Oddity Effect” Literature and the Identification of Naturally Occurring Models for

Appearance-Based Bullying in Humans. International Society for Evolution Medicine, and Public

Health Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland, August 14, 2019.

Baccouche, Basil and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. Giraffe Myocardial Hypertrophy as an Evolved

Adaptation and Natural Animal Model of Resistance to Diastolic Heart Failure in Humans.

International Society for Evolution Medicine, and Public Health Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland,

August 15, 2019.

Peterson, Devan and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. Evolutionary and Comparative Insights Into

Atherosclerosis: The Use of Systematic Review to Characterize the Phylogeny of Vulnerability to

Atherosclerosis and to Generate Novel Non-Proximate Hypotheses for Atherogenesis and

Vasculopathy. International Society for Evolution Medicine, and Public Health Meeting, Zurich,

Switzerland, August 15, 2019.

Cavanaugh, Nicholas and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. Use of Taxonomical and Comparative Analyses

to Generate Novel, Testable, and Non-Proximate Hypotheses for Osteosarcoma. International

Society for Evolution Medicine, and Public Health Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland, August 15, 2019.

Katz, Danielle and Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara. The Phylogeny of Atrial Fibrillation (AF): The Power

of Comparative Arrhythmology to Generate Novel Hypotheses on the Origin of Vulnerability to AF.


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International Society for Evolution Medicine, and Public Health Meeting, Zurich, Switzerland,

August 15, 2019.

Articles

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara and Kathryn Bowers, "That Bird Just Saved My Life: What Animals Can

Teach Doctors." Newsweek, October 9, 2015, https://www.newsweek.com/what-animals-can-teach-

doctors-381056.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Kathryn Bowers. “Zoobiquity: What Animals Can Teach Us About

Health and the Science of Healing.” Muse. January 2013. Explorations.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, “Zoobiquity: The Intersection of Human and Veterinary Medicine.”

Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association Newsletter. 10 December 2012.

Natterson-Horowitz, Barbara, and Kathryn Bowers. "Our Animal Natures." New York Times. 10 June

2012, sec. The Opinion Pages: SR1. Print.

MATERIAL AUTHORED FOR COURSE STUDY

Syllabi for UCLA Medical Students and House Officers (revised annually)

Syllabi and Lectures for HEB 1389 (Harvard): Coming of Age on Planet Earth, Undergraduate Course

(2017-present)

Syllabi and Lectures for HEB 1328 (Harvard): Evolutionary Medicine: Clinical Perspectives on

Medical, Surgical and Psychiatric Disorders, Undergraduate Course (2017-present)

Syllabi and Lectures for EEB 297 (UCLA), Graduate Seminar Courses (2017-present)

Syllabi and Lectures for EEB 186 (UCLA): Evolutionary Medicine: Clinical Perspective on Medical,

Surgical, and Psychiatric Disorders, Upper Division Undergraduate Course (2013-present)

Pharmacologic Therapies for Hypertension for Pharmacology 201 (last revised in 2013)

Educational content/syllabi for CME-accredited Zoobiquity Conferences (2011-present)

Valvular Heart Disease: The Stenoses and Regurgitant Lesions - Pathophysiology of Disease, first-year

medical school required course (2011)

Pharmacologic Therapies for Congestive Heart Failure - Pharmacology 201 (last revised in 2009)

Pharmacologic Therapies for Ischemic Syndromes - Pharmacology 201 (last revised in 2009)


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Antiarrhythmic Drugs - for Pharmacology 201 (last revised in 2009)

Hemodynamic Assessment for Pathophysiology of Disease (2009)

Cardiovascular Medicine/Electrocardiography - syllabus developed for Internal Medicine Interns and

Residents for weekly course on EKG and fundamentals of cardiovascular medicine given throughout

the year (2009)

COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES

May 15, 2017 University of Pennsylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine

2017 Commencement Ceremony

Philadelphia, PA

May 21, 2015 University of California, Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine


Davis, CA

May 15, 2014 Western University of the Health Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine


Pasadena, CA

KEYNOTE AND FEATURED PRESENTATIONS

February 12, 2020 Featured Speaker

National Conservation Training Center

From Fish to FOMO: The 500-Million-Year History of Adolescence

Shepherdstown, WV

January 22, 2020 Featured Speaker

Wildhood: The Astounding Connections Between Human and Adolescent Animals

Open Minds Lecture, Friends of the Semel Institute, UCLA

Los Angeles, CA


UCLA Academic Medicine College

The Phylogeny of Disease: Searching for Natural Animal Models of Resistance

David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA

Los Angeles, CA

December 19, 2020 Featured Speaker

From Fish to Freud: 500-Million-Year History of Psychoanalysis


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New Center for Psychoanalysis

Los Angeles, CA

November 14, 2020 Featured Speaker

Workshop: NABT/ISEMPH Special Workshop: Developing Resources for Teaching

Evolutionary Medicine: Understanding Teachers’ Needs

National Association of Biology Teachers Annual Meeting

Chicago, IL

November 16, 2020 Presenter

Using Mental Illness in Animals to Teach Evolution, Neurobiology and Compassion

National Association of Biology Teachers Annual Meeting

Chicago, IL

October 18, 2019 Keynote Speaker

Center for Animal and Human Health in Appalachia 5th Annual Conference

Zoobiquity

Lincoln Memorial University, College of Veterinary Medicine

Harrogate, TN

September 25, 2019 Harvard Museums of Science and Culture Lecture Series

Wildhood: Coming of Age on Planet Earth

Cambridge, MA

September 13, 2019 2019 Zoobiquity Conference

Getting to the Heart of the Matter: What the Giraffe Cardiovascular System Can Teach

Us About Great Apes and Humans and Other Cardiac Lessons Across Species

Atlanta, Georgia

September 4, 2019 2019 Nobel Conference

Evolution, adaptation and the common challenges of life on earth

Stockholm, Sweden

September 3, 2019 2019 Zoobiquity Symposium at the Karolinska Institute

Stockholm, Sweden

August 16, 2019 2019 International Society for Evolution, Medicine and Public Health Meeting

Evolved Adaptation and Natural Animal Models of Disease Vulnerability

Zurich, Switzerland

August 3, 2019 2019 American Veterinary Medical Association Convention Keynote

Welcome to Wildhood: What Animal Adolescents Can Teach Us About Growing Up

Washington, DC


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July 27, 2019 2019 Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting

Privileged Creatures: Are There Level Playing Fields in Nature?

Chicago, IL

July 26, 2019 2019 Animal Behavior Society Annual Meeting

Comparative Analysis of Ontogenetic Trends in Mortality between Dispersing and

Fledging Animals and Adolescent Animals

Chicago, IL

April 7-10, 2019 Santa Fe Institute Workshop, “Hallmarks of Biological Failure”

Dynamic Cardiovascular Systems, Evolved Adaptations and Clinical Pathology

Santa Fe, NM

March 14, 2019 Mayo Clinical Medical School Selective at Arizona State University

Evolved Adaption and Natural Animal Models of Disease Vulnerability and

Using Evolution to Study Cardiac Pathology

Tempe, AZ

March 1, 2019 Harvard-MIT Program in Health Sciences & Technology Lecture

Evolution, Adaptation, and the Common Challenges of Life on Earth

Boston, MA

February 20, 2019 Internal Medicine Noon Conference, Brigham & Women’s Hospital


Boston, MA

January 14, 2019 UCLA Academic Medicine College Lecture


Los Angeles, CA

December 11, 2018 Lecture to UCLA MS1 (Block 2)

Understanding Syncope and Heart Failure through an Evolutionary Lens

Los Angeles, CA

October 20, 2018 Zombie Apocalyse Medicine Meeting, Arizona State University

Issues in Adoelscent Zombie Medicine: Managing Risk-Taking, Substance Use and

Pregnancy Prevention in the Teenage Undead

Tempe, AZ

September 24, 2018 UCLA Academic Medicine College Lecture


Los Angeles, CA


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April 12, 2018 Massachusetts General Hospital Cardiology Imaging Rounds

Boston, MA

March 5, 2018 Harvard Museums of Science and Culture Lecture Series

Wild Diagnosis: Human Health and the Animal Kingdom

Cambridge, MA

December 6, 2017 Harvard-MIT Program in Health Sciences & Technology Lecture

Species-Spanning Medicine: Insights for Clinicians and Investigators From Animal

Kingdom

Boston, MA

February 9, 2017 Arizona State University Center for Evolution and Medicine Seminar

Not Uniquely Human

Tempe, AZ

October 21, 2016 Co-Director and Moderator

Zoobiquity Neurology and Psychiatry Conference

New York, NY

October 15, 2016 Featured Speaker, Workshop

Not Uniquely Human

CARTA/ASU-CEM Symposium, Implications of Anthropogeny for Medicine

and Public Health

La Jolla, CA

October 14, 2016 Featured Speaker, Public Lecture

Zoobiquity and “One Medicine”

CARTA/ASU-CEM Symposium, Implications of Anthropogeny for Medicine and Public

Health

La Jolla, CA

September 30, 2016 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity

Washington University in St. Louis, School of Medicine, Auburn University,

University of

Missouri, Columbia, Consortium for One Health (WAMCOH) Symposium

St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis, MO

April 26, 2016 Keynote Speaker

How Veterinarians Can Transform Human Health

Hills Pet Nutrition

North Hollywood, CA


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March 8, 2016 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity

Woodland Park Zoo

Seattle, WA

February 3, 2016 Featured Guest and Speaker

How Veterinary Science Can Transform Human Health

Burack Lecture

University of Vermont

Burlington, VA

January 19, 2016 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity

North American Veterinary Community Annual Meeting

Orlando, FL


The Evolutionary Connection: How Veterinary Science Can Transform Human Medicine

3rd International Biannual Evolution and Cancer Conference

San Francisco, CA


Zoobiquity

Israeli Laboratory Animal Group Annual Meeting

Tel Aviv, Israel

October 14, 2015 Featured Speaker

Species-Spanning Pathologies: Implications for Research Innovation

Genentech

San Francisco, CA


Zoobiquity

Wisconsin Veterinary Medicine Association Annual Meeting

Madison, WI

August 29, 2015 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity

One Health Student Experience

School of Veterinary Medicine

University of California, Davis

Davis, CA


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June 3, 2015 Featured Speaker

What Makes Us Human?

MIT Club of Northern California

University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine

San Francisco, CA

May 21, 2015 Commencement Speaker

School of Veterinary Medicine Commencement 2015

University of California, Davis

Davis, CA

May 13, 2015 Featured Speaker

Zoobiquity

Los Angeles City College Book Program

Los Angeles, CA

April 25, 2015 Co-Chair and Moderator

Zoobiquity Conference Boston: A Species-Spanning Approach to Medicine

Tufts University School of Medicine and Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine at

Tufts

University

Boston & North Grafton, MA

March 12, 2015 Featured Speaker

Jews, Jaguars and Angelina Jolie: Breast Cancer and Other Disorders Across

the Animal Kingdom

American Jewish University

Los Angeles, CA

February 13, 2015 Featured Presenter

Zoobiquity Conference Australia: Nutrition and Disease in Man and Companion Animals

The University of Sydney

Sydney, Australia

February 7, 2015 Co-Chair and Keynote

UCLArts & Healing:

Love and Loss: The Power of Stories in Healing Choices and End-of-Life Care


Los Angeles, CA

November 1, 2014 Co-Chair and Moderator

2014 Zoobiquity Conference: A Species-Spanning Approach to Health

Environment and Health

University of Washington School of Medicine and Woodland Park Zoo


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Seattle, WA

October 23-26, 2014 Keynote Speaker

World Congress on Controversies, Debates and Consensus in Veterinary Medicine

“How Veterinarians will Transform the Future of Human Medicine”

Prague, Czech Republic

September 10-12, Featured Speaker

2014 TEDMED Conference 2014

Stealing Smart Session

The John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts

Washington, DC

August 27, 2014 Featured Author and Speaker

Common Read Program: Case Western Reserve University, Fall 2014 Convocation

Zoobiquity as Featured Selection for 2014 First-Year Common Read

Cleveland, OH

August 23, 2014 Featured Speaker

One Health Leadership Experience

Zoobiquity

University of Saskatchewan

Saskatoon, Canada

August 7, 2014 Featured Speaker

Ancestral Health Symposium

Zoobiquity: Species-Spanning Medicine

University of California Berkeley

Berkeley, CA

August 1, 2014 Keynote Speaker

25th Annual Merial-NIH Veterinary Scholars Symposium

Zoobiquity: The Astonishing Connection Between Human and Animal Health

Cornell University

Ithaca, NY

July 15, 2014 Keynote Speaker

City of Hope Seminar

Zoobiquity

Research Institute of the City of Hope

Duarte, CA


ALOUD


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Not Uniquely Human: The Astonishing Connection Between Human and Animal Health

Library Foundation of Los Angeles, Richard Reardon Public Library

Los Angeles, CA

July 7, 2014 Speaker

Academic Medicine College

Zoobiquity


Los Angeles, CA

June 12, 2014 Speaker

Saints Alive Luncheon

Zoobiquity

The Parish of St. Matthew

Pacific Palisades, CA

June 4, 2014 Speaker

VA Presentation – GLA’s LGBT Pride Celebration

“Sex, what can we learn from animals?”

Veteran’s Administration Hospital

Los Angeles, CA

April 30, 2014 Speaker

Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher Luncheon

Zoobiquity

Los Angeless, CA

April 5, 2014 Co-Chair

Zoobiquity Research Symposium at Stanford University

Fostering Innovation in Comparative Medicine Research

Palo Alto, CA


2014 VA Medical Staff Annual Conference

What Comparative Psychopathology Can Teach Us About Mental Health

VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System

Los Angeles, CA


City of Hope Clinical Rounds Discussion

What Dinosaur Tumors and Breast Cancer in Jaguars Can Teach Us About Human

Health

Duarte, CA


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33rd Annual Conference for the First Year Experience, National Common Read Programs

National Resource Center 2014 Conference

San Diego, CA


What Dinosaur Cancer, Drunken Stallions, and Obese Dragonflies Can Teach Us

About Being Human

First Fridays: Natural History Museum

Los Angeles, CA

December 11, 2013 Keynote Speaker

Translational and Comparative Research Summit

Nativis, Inc.

Seattle, WA

November 9, 2013 Featured Speaker and Author

Panel: Animal

Chicago Humanities Festival

Chicago, IL

November 6, 2013 Featured Speaker and Author

Del Rey Yacht Club Book Club

Marina Del Rey, CA

November 1, 2013 Chair and Moderator

2013 Zoobiquity Conference: A Species Spanning Approach to Medicine

The Rockefeller University & Wildlife Conservation Society's Bronx Zoo

New York, NY


UC Irvine School of Humanities

Irvine, CA


Zoobiquity

Utrecht University Life Sciences Department

Amsterdam, Netherlands


Zoobiquity

West Charter Book Club

Los Angeles, CA


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August 23, 2013 Book Signing

Zoobiquity

City of Hope Hospital

Duarte, CA


KPCC/Southern California Public Radio

Crawford Family Forum

Pasadena, CA

June 19, 2013 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity: Connecting Health in Animals and Humans

Smithsonian Associates

Washington, DC


Plenary Session – CSTE Annual Conference

Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists, Pasadena Convention Center

Pasadena, CA


University of California, Irvine Book Event

Zoobiquity

Irvine, CA


Zoobiquity

Santa Fe Institute Community Lecture

Santa Fe, NM

April 25, 2013 Featured Speaker

Dr. House Meet Dr. Darwin: What Today’s Clinicians Can Learn About 200 Million

Years of Congestive Heart Failure

Society of General Internal Medicine

Governor’s Square, Denver, CO


Zoobiquity

The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

Philadelphia, PA

April 21, 2013 Featured Author

Featured 2013 Reads


21

Politics and Prose Bookstore

Washington, DC


Zoobiquity: Connecting Health in Animals and Humans

Iowa State University

Des Moines, IA

March 16, 2013 Keynote Life Sciences & Society Symposium

Zoobiquity: What Animal Psychopathology Can Teach Us About Mental Health

University of Missouri

Columbia, MO


Zoobiquity: What the Flamingo’s Heart Attack, the Dolphin’s Diabetes, and the Koala’s

Chlamydia Mean for Human Health

Rosenholtz Lecture, University of Missouri

Columbia, MO


Zoobiquity: How Veterinarians Will Transform Human Medicine

Niemeyer Lecture, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Missouri

Columbia, MO

March 13, 2013 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity: How Veterinarians Will Change the Future of Human Medicine

Kansas State University

Manhattan, KS


Zoobiquity: What the Flamingo’s Heart Attack, the Dolphin’s Diabetes, and the Koala’s

Chlamydia mean for Your Health

Friends of the Zoo Symposium, The Sunset Zoo

Manhattan, KS

March 9, 2013 Featured Author

Zoobiquity

Tucson Festival of Books, University of Arizona

Tucson, AZ


Zoobiquity: A Species-Spanning Approach to Medicine


22

UCLA Ashe Student Health Center

Physician Lecture Series

Los Angeles, CA

March 5, 2013 Featured Author

Zoobiquity

Reading at UCLA Library, UCLA Charles E. Young Research Library

Los Angeles, CA


Zoobiquity: A Species-Spanning Approach to Health

Internal Medicine Fellows

Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center

Los Angeles, CA

February 25, 2013 Keynote Speaker

Angry Birds, Busy Bees, and Mad Cows: What Animal Psychopathology Can Teach Us

About Ourselves

Ohio State University

Columbus, OH


Zoobiquity: How Veterinarians will Change the Future of Human Medicine

2013 MidWest Vet Conference

Columbus, OH



2013 University of California Global Health Day

Riverside, CA

February 12, 2013 Guest Lecturer

Adaptation Writing - English Composition Course 3-

English Department – UCLA Humanities

Los Angeles, CA


Zoobiquity: Engaging Physicians in Comparative Medicine

2013 Skippy Frank Conference

Stanford University Medical School

Palo Alto, CA


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Big Public Service Ideas

Alumni Think Big: Species-Spanning Medicine; Healing All of the Patients on the Planet

Harvard College Science Center

Cambridge, MA


Alumni Book Talk: Zoobiquity: What Animals Can Teach Us About Health and the

Science of Healing

Harvard University

Cambridge, MA


Pets on the Couch

UCLA Westwood Women's Bruin Club

Los Angeles, CA


What 200 Million Years of Congestive Heart Failure, Diabetes and Anxiety Can Teach

Us About Human Health

UCLA Health Sciences Auxiliary

Los Angeles, CA


Zoobiquity: What Animals Can Teach Us About Health and the Science of Healing

Open Minds Lecture, Friends of the Semel Institute, UCLA

Los Angeles, CA

November 27, 2012 Keynote Speaker and Guest Fellow

Zoobiquity: How Jaguar Breast Cancer, Dolphin Diabetes, and Flamingo Heart Attacks

will Transform Human Medicine

Santa Fe Institute Colloquium

Santa Fe, NM

November 13, 2013 Featured Speaker

Zoobiquity: How Jaguar Breast Cancer, Dolphin Diabetes, and Flamingo Heart Attacks

Will Transform Human Medicine

UCSB Arts and Lectures Series

University of California, Santa Barbara

Santa Barbara, CA


24

November 9, 2012 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity: What Animals Can Teach Us about Health and the Science of Healing

Healthcare Association Conference

Chicago, IL

November 6, 2012 Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity: What 200 Million Years of Congestive Heart Failure, Brain Tumors, and

Separation Anxiety Can Teach Us About Contemporary Human Health

Evolution, Medicine, and Public Health Lectures Series

University of Michigan

Ann Arbor, MI


TEDxUCLA

Not Uniquely Human

Los Angeles, CA



UCLA Women’s Faculty Club

Los Angeles, CA


Zoobiquity: Comparative Psychopathology and the Redemption of Evolutionary

Psychology

Marschak Colloquium

UCLA Anderson School of Management

Los Angeles, CA

September 29, 2012 Chair and Moderator

2012 Zoobiquity Conference: A Species Spanning Approach to Medicine

David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA and Los Angeles Zoo and the Botanical

Gardens

Los Angeles, CA


Zoobiquity: What Animals can Teach us About Health and the Science of Healing

Fordham Consortium

Fordham University

New York, NY

August 28, 2012 Featured Author

Zoobiquity: What Animals can Teach us About Health and the Science of Healing


25

Channel City Club

Santa Barbara, CA

August 5, 2012 Panelist and Moderator

One Health "Hot Topic": DVMs and MDs- Veterinary Care for the Human Animal -- a

Zoobiquity Discussion

American Veterinary Medical Association Convention

San Diego, CA


Zoobiquity: Bringing Veterinary and Evolutionary Medicine to the Human Bedside

Think Evolution IV: A Summer Institute for Science Educators

University of California Museum of Paleontology

Berkeley, CA

June 30, 2012 Moderator

Pacific Veterinary Conference

“Learning from Each Other to Improve Care for Dogs and Humans with Osteosarcoma”

San Francisco, CA


Zoobiquity: Bringing Veterinary and Evolutionary Medicine to the Human Bedside

UCLA IMED Seminar Series

Los Angeles, CA


Common Health Threats of Humans and Animals: Shared Diseases, Shared Destinies

UCLA School of Public Health

Department of Environmental Health Sciences Lecture Series

Los Angeles, CA

March 15, 2011 Panelist

One Health Panel

Western University School of Veterinary Medicine

Pomona, CA

January 29, 2011 Chair and Keynote Speaker

Zoobiquity Conference: A Species Spanning Approach to Medicine

David Geffen School of Medicine atUCLA and Los Angeles Zoo and the Botanical

Gardens

Los Angeles, CA


One Wild World: A One-Health Approach to Wildlife Medicine


26

UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine

Davis, CA

January 2010-2011 Keynote Speaker

National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine (NYLF)

Annual Summer NYLF conference at UCLA

Los Angeles, CA


OneHealth: Multi-Species Medicine

UCLA Global Health Group

Davis, CA

February 2009 Featured Speaker

Cancer Survivors and Survivorship Care: A Conference on Providing High-Quality Care

to Cancer Survivors

Office of Continuing Medical Education, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, the

UCLA-LIVESTRONG Survivorship Center of Excellence

Los Angeles, CA


OneHealth: Multi-Species Medical Practice

American Association of Zoo Veterinarians Annual Conference 2009

Tulsa, OK


Screening for Cardiovascular Disease Using Echocardiography in Great Apes

American Association of Zoo Veterinarians Annual Conference 2009

Tulsa, OK


Screening for Cardiovascular Disease in Great Apes

Great Apes Cardiovascular Working Group

Atlanta, GA

September 2009 Keynote Speaker

Multi-Species Medical Practice

White Coat Ceremony

College of Veterinary Medicine, Western University of the Health Sciences

Pomona, CA


OneHealth: Multi-Species Medical Practice


27

National Youth Leadership Forum, Biomedical Focus

Los Angeles, CA

May 3, 2009 One Health

Zoo Directors’ Series

Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens

Los Angeles, CA

February 2009 Keynote Speaker

Cardiovascular Health After Cancer: Challenges and Strategies

Simms/Mann UCLA Center for Integrative Oncology

Los Angeles, CA

2004 Keynote Speaker

Hearts and Minds: Exploring the Relationship Between Psychological States and

Cardiovascular Health and Disease

Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute

Los Angeles, CA


Gender Differences in Cardiovascular Care: Exploring Biological Correlates to

Psychosocial Stressors in Heart Disease in Women

WomenHeart Conference


Hearts and Minds: Exploring the Relationship Between Psychological States and

Cardiac Health and Disease

The Power of Healing Conference

2001 Featured Speaker

Cardiopathica Fantastica: Cardiac Munchausen’s Disease

Tamponade Physiology


Western U.S. Periodontal Society

Heart Disease and Periodontal Disease

1998 Caring of Older Persons: A Practical Approach Coronary Artery Disease/ Congestive

Heart Failure


Preventing Heart Attacks in Women: The Role of Estrogen Replacement Therapy

Lipid Symposium


28

1995–1997 Featured Speaker

Dilated Cardiomyopathy

Kennamer Lecture Series

Los Angeles, CA

1994 The Role of Beta Adrenergic Receptor Antagonists in the Treatment of Dilated

Cardiomyopathy

1993–1994 Psychological Stress and Sudden Death

Los Angeles, CA

1993-1994 Transthoracic vs. Transesophageal Echocardiography in the Assessment of

Cryptogenic CVA

1992 Cardiovascular Complications of Psychiatric Medications

Los Angeles, CA

1992 Psychiatric and Neurologic Complications of Cancer Chemotherapy

Los Angeles, CA

1990 Withholding Treatment in the Neonatal ICU

Los Angeles, CA

GRAND ROUNDS

March 22, 2019 UCLA Division of Cardiology Grand Rounds

Evolution, Adaptation and the Common Challenges of Life on Earth

Los Angeles, CA

December 6, 2018 Massachusetts General Hospital Medicine Grand Rounds


Boston, MA

April 19, 2018 St. Louis University Medical School, Pediatrics Grand Rounds

Alpha Omega Alpha Visiting Professorship

Evolutionary Medicine: 500 Million Years of Insights for Clinicians

St. Louis, MO

February 17, 2017 UCLA Division of Cardiology Grand Rounds

Origins of Heart Disease: 700 Million Years of Insights for Clinicians

Los Angeles, CA


29

February 1, 2017 UCLA Department of Medicine Grand Rounds

Origins of Heart Disease: 700 Million Years of Insights for Clinicians

Los Angeles, CA

October 3, 2013 West LA VA: Psychiatry Grand Rounds

What Comparative Psychopathoogy Can Teach Us About Mental Health

Los Angeles, CA

August 23, 2013 City of Hope Grand Rounds

City of Hope Hospital

Duarte, CA

April 30, 2013 Harbor-UCLA Psychiatry Grand Rounds

Zoobiquity: What Comparative Psychopathology Can Teach Us About Mental Health

Torrance, CA

April 11, 2013 University of Louisville Psychiatry Grand Rounds

Zoobiquity: What Comparative Psychopathology Can Teach Us About Mental Health

Lousville, KY

February 25, 2013 Ohio State University Veterinary Medicine Grand Rounds

Zoobiquity: How Veterinarians Will Transform Human Medicine

Ohio State University, Veterinary Medical Center

Columbus, OH

January 8, 2013 Psychiatry Grand Rounds

Zoobiquity: What Comparative Psychopathology Can Teach Us about Mental Health

Semel Institute at UCLA

Los Angeles, CA

October 18, 2012 University College Dublin Medical School Grand Rounds

Zoobiquity: Species Spanning Medicine for all the Patients on the Planet

Dublin, Ireland

October 17, 2012 University College Dublin School of Veterinary Science Grand Rounds

Zoobiquity: How Jaguar Breast Cancer, Dolphin Diabetes, and Flamingo Heart

Attacks Will Transform Human Medicine

University College Dublin School of Veterinary Science

Dublin, Ireland

November 2009 UCLA Department of Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

OneHealth: A Species-Spanning Approach to Medicine

Los Angeles, CA


30

November 2009 UCLA Department of Pediatrics Grand Rounds

OneHealth: A Species-Spanning Approach to Medicine

Los Angeles, CA

2007 UCLA Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

Interventional Echocardiography

Los Angeles, CA

2007 Harbor-UCLA Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

Interventional Echocardiography

Torrance, CA

2006 UCLA Internal Medicine Grand Rounds

Nutritional Myths and Medical Claims

Los Angeles, CA

2000–2001 UCLA Neurology Grand Rounds

Role of TEE in Cardiogenic Stroke

Los Angeles, CA

Media in Academic Articles

Nature Medicine, Katharine Gammon, The Vetting Process, 18, 847–849, June 6th, 2012-08-24

Selected Media

NPR: Fresh Air with Terry Gross, aired April 23, 2013

Smithsonian.com, Interview August 28, 2012

The Madeleine Brand Show, KPCC/Southern California Public Radio, June 19, 2012

The Diane Rehm Show, WAMU-FM/National Public Radio, live June 13, 2012

NPR: Morning Edition, aired June 12, 2012

New York Times, Zoobiquity Sunday review, first serial, June 10, 2012

New York Times, Our Animal Natures, June 9, 2012

Nature Medicine, Zoobiquity feature, June 6, 2012

Scientific American, Zoobiquity interview June 6, 2012

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