Mohamed Nagy is the Pharmacy Director and the founder of the Personalized Medication Management Unit at the Children’s Cancer Hospital 57357. He is a clinical instructor at Colorado university school of pharmacy.
Mohamed Nagy earned his master’s degree in Biotechnology from the American University in Cairo, where he studied how certain genetic polymorphisms increase risk of thrombosis in Egyptian patients suffering from Acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL). Mohamed is considered one of the Experts in clinical pharmacogenomics and Nutrigenomics in Middle East and Africa. He dedicated his genetic knowledge not only to patients but also to allow healthy individuals to find the best sports and nutrition routine tailored to their unique individual genetic makeup in order to achieve the best health outcomes. Mohamed is an instructor of Nutrigenomics at Tanta University Nutrition Diploma.
Mohamed is a founder in Pharmacogenomics Access & Reimbursement Coalition (PARC) and he is also a founder of the Standardizing Laboratory Practices in Pharmacogenomics (STRIPE). Currently, Mohamed is leading the Pharmacogenomics Research Network Developing Countries Committee for the area of Middle East and Africa. Finally, he is the Leader of IVPN Personalized Medicine Listserv.