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2020 Annual International Conference Proceedings
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- View the list of Plenary and Concurrent Sessions below to see which are included in the conference proceedings.
- Note: If you attended AIC 2020, the conference proceedings were automatically added to your post course materials, This product is only for people who were not able to attend.
At IFM’s Annual International Conference (AIC) 2020, expert clinicians and speakers presented the latest clinical research with implications for decreasing the risk and severity of chronic disease and infectious illness. The event explored the Functional Medicine approach to delivering safe, valid, and effective interventions designed to prevent system imbalances and restore health status.
Topics at the AIC addressed areas of health with the greatest influence on immune resilience, aimed at improving the health outcomes of patients during the pandemic and beyond. If you missed the livestream event, you may purchase the entire conference proceedings and revisit the lectures for key clinical takeways.
If you would like to purchase the recordings and attain CME credits please click here.
Recordings
IFM’s 2020 Annual International Conference featured plenary and concurrent sessions. Plenary sessions are available as video-synced recordings. Concurrent sessions are available as slide-synced recordings. Please note that the 2020 Annual International Conference Proceedings Packages do not offer CME.
Important: In accordance with Dr. Satchidananda Panda’s contract with IFM, we are unable to include his talk in the conference recordings.
Plenary Sessions
| Speaker | Title | Approx. Length |
|---|---|---|
| Amy Mack, CEO | Welcome | 25 Minutes |
| Jeffrey Bland, PhD | The Global Pandemic: A Challenge and Opportunity for Functional Medicine | 45 Minutes |
| Nathan Price, PhD | Predictive Biomarkers and Biological Aging Health Information | 60 Minutes |
| Lara Mangravite, PhD | Open Science, Smart Devices, and Tracking Health | 50 Minutes |
| Morning Speakers | June 12, 2020: Facilitated Q&A with Speakers | 30 Minutes |
| Christopher Gardner, PhD | What to Eat? It Depends | 45 Minutes |
| Jason Fung, MD | A New Paradigm of Insulin Resistance | 50 Minutes |
| Kurt Hong, MD, PhD | Fasting and Fasting Mimicking: Science and Molecular Mechanisms | 50 Minutes |
| Stephen Phinney, MD | Effects of Nutritional Ketosis on Inflammation and Type 2 Diabetes | 50 Minutes |
| Afternoon Speakers | June 12, 2020: Facilitated Q&A With Speakers | 30 Minutes |
| Francesco Di Pierro, PhD | New Discoveries in the Microbiome | 50 Minutes |
| Georgia Tetlow, MD Mylène Huynh, MD Joel Evans, MD Kara Parker, MD Facilitated by Patrick Hanaway, MD |
The Global Pandemic: Clinical Practice and the New Normal: A Panel Discussion | 50 Minutes |
| Joe Pizzorno, ND | A Unified Theory of Disease | 50 Minutes |
| Morning Speakers | June 13, 2020: Facilitated Q&A with Speakers | 30 Minutes |
| Susan Prescott, MD, PhD | Dysbiotic Drift and the Modern Health Crisis: Ecological Approaches for People, Place, and Planet | 45 Minutes |
| Mark Hyman, MD | Food Fix: The True Cost of Food | 45 Minutes |
| Afternoon Speakers | June 13, 2020: Facilitated Q&A With Speakers | 30 Minutes |
| Patrick Hanaway, MD | Systems Biology and the Journey in Uncertainty | 60 Minutes |
| Tracy Gaudet, MD | The Radical Redesign of Healthcare: What NOW? | 50 Minutes |
| Amy Mack, CEO | IFM Close | 10 Minutes |
Concurrent Sessions
Please note that two concurrent sessions were not recorded. All content included in the concurrent proceedings package is listed below.
| Speaker | Title | Approx. Length |
|---|---|---|
| Jason Fung, MD | Practical Aspects of Fasting and Time-Restricted Feeding | 100 Minutes |
| Samuel Yanuck, DC | Clinical Skills Building Track: Creating ATM Case Maps for Your Inflammaging and Autoimmune Patients | 110 Minutes |
| Christopher Gardner, PhD Michelle Hauser, MD |
Unapologetic Deliciousness | 90 Minutes |
| Kurt Hong, MD, PhD | Clinical Applications of the Fasting Mimicking Diet | 100 Minutes |
| Suhas Kshirsagar, BAMS, MD | Living by the Clock: Circadian Medicine | 80 Minutes |
| Elisa Song, MD | Pediatric Track: Clinical Clues in Pediatric Functional Medicine | 90 Minutes |
| Bill Barley, MD Georgia Tetlow, MD Yousef Elyaman, MD |
Practice Models in the Present and Future | 110 Minutes |
| Call for Presentations |
135 Minutes | |
| Research in the Functional Medicine Ecosystem |
130 Minutes | |
| Elizabeth Mumper, MD Nancy O’Hara, MD Julie Buckley, MD |
Pediatric Track: Optimizing the Pediatric Microbiome: Case-Based Discussions | 90 Minutes |
| Stephen Phinney, MD | Ketogenic Diets: Practical Applications | 100 Minutes |
| Alan Goldhamer, DC | Can Fasting Save Your Life? | 80 Minutes |
| John Weeks Tom Blue Patrick Hanaway, MD Tracy Gaudet, MD |
Emerging Trends and Challenges in the Integrative and Functional Medicine Ecosystem: 4 Conversations with Thought Leaders Tracy Gaudet, MD, Patrick Hanaway, MD, Tom Blue and John Weeks |
125 Minutes |
| Lyn Patrick, ND Marianne Marchese, ND |
Environmental Toxins and Toxicants: Case-Based Discussions – Part 1 | 120 Minutes |
| Chris Bump, DC Michael Stone, MD |
Clinical Skill Building Track: Deeper Dive Into the Nutritional Physical Exam | 120 Minutes |
| Elizabeth Mumper, MD Nancy O’Hara, MD Julie Buckley, MD |
Pediatric Track Getting Started: Seeing Children With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) | 100 Minutes |
| Lyn Patrick, ND Marianne Marchese, ND |
Environmental Toxins and Toxicants: Case-Based Discussions – Part 2 | 120 Minutes |
| Jeff Tkach | The Intersection of Regenerative Agriculture and Functional Medicine | 40 Minutes |
| Michelle Hauser MD Swathi Rao, PA-C Kara Parker, MD |
Shared Medical Visit Models | 90 Minutes |
| Benjamin Smarr, PhD | How Wearable Devices Let Us Capture Disease Dynamics for Populations and Individuals | 90 Minutes |
| Gillian Ehrlich, ARNP, DNP and Michael Stone, MD | Pediatric Track: Building Resiliency in-Utero in Infancy and in Connection Between Parent and Child | 90 Minutes |
Extra content included:
Smoothie Demos (2)
- Build-Your-Own Smoothie with Tom Malterre, MS, CN – video length: 14 min
- Build-Your-Own Smoothie with Kristofer Young, DC – video length: 12 min
Cooking demos (3)
- Quinoa Chicken Salad with Tina Shiver, MS, RD – video length: 20 min
- Flax Muffins in a Cup and Asian Turkey Cabbage Boats with Kalea Wattles, ND – video length: 20 min
- Stir-Fried Chicken with Ginger Broccoli with Tom Malterre, MS, CN – video length: 12 min
Additional Information
Audio & Video Package
PRICE: $595.00
What You Get
- Video-synced recordings* of 18 plenary sessions
- Video-synced recordings* of 21 concurrent sessions
- Audio recordings** of all plenary and concurrent sessions
- Presentation slides in PDF format
*Video-synced recordings show the presentation slide and the speaker simultaneously so you can see all the elements at once on your screen, almost as if you were attending the live presentation.
**Audio recordings are not synced with presentation slides. They are ideal for listening on the go or during your morning commute.
Given the nature of downloadable digital items, refunds, or credits on any of these purchases are not allowed.
Audio Package
PRICE: $198.00
What You Get
- Audio recordings*** of 25 plenary sessions and 21 concurrent sessions
- Presentation slides in PDF format
***Audio recordings are not synced with presentation slides. They are ideal for listening on the go or during your morning commute.
Given the nature of downloadable digital items, refunds, or credits on any of these purchases are not allowed.
Delivery & Expiration
DELIVERY & EXPIRATION
- Recordings are delivered electronically to your online account directly upon purchase.
- Recordings are available to both stream and download for one full year from your date of purchase.
CME Reminder: Purchase of conference proceedings, without attending the in-person conference, does not earn CME credits. These Proceedings are not eligible for CME.