Andrew Goliszek, M.S.,
Ph.D.
Andrew Goliszek, M.S., Ph.D. is author of IN
THE NAME OF SCIENCE: THE SECRET HISTORY OF HUMAN EXPERIMENTATION (St. Martins,
2003). He is author of two stress books, a stress
management workshop kit, a medical school guide, and two novels – one dealing
with the origin of AIDS (Rivers of the Black Moon: TOR Books), the other
with biological warfare and genetic engineering (World Order: Forge
Books), which have been translated into eleven languages. While doing research
for his three novels (which all include details of nefarious but factual
government activity), Dr. Goliszek became fascinated with the history of medical
research and human experimentation. He decided to write a book on the subject
with the belief that everyone has a right to the truth.
Dr.
Andrew Goliszek received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Biology and Physiology
from Utah State University, then spent 3 years as a post-doctoral research
fellow at the Wake Forest University School of Medicine in both the department
of Physiology and Pharmacology and the department of Medicine. He is currently
an Associate Professor of Biology at North Carolina A&T State University
where he teaches Biology, Human Physiology, and Principles of Endocrinology.
During the past decade, he has received several biomedical research grants and
has been involved in various NIH-sponsored research projects in the areas of
neuroendocrinology and cardiovascular and stress physiology. He has also given
many stress management seminars and workshops to organizations, individual
groups, and major corporations. He
brings to the table a unique blend of scholarship (he is a Professor of Biology
at North Carolina State University) and an engaging, commercial writing style.
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