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AMC Health is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Steve Tsamaras, a seasoned financial executive, to the position of Chief Financial Officer. This strategic appointment will strengthen AMC Health’s executive team and follows the announcement made on 19 Oct. 2022 of AMC Health’s collaboration with global leader GE Healthcare.
Mr. Tsamaras brings over 20 years of public and private company experience in a wide range of finance and business functions within various industries. He has a proven track record of, and accountability for, financial control and reporting, accounting, tax, M&A, risk and compliance, and audit, in his prior roles. He is a highly experienced finance leader having held a number of leadership roles and has helped companies maximize profitability, operational efficiencies, and capital market objectives.
“I am delighted that Steve is joining AMC Health and bringing with him his extensive financial services knowledge and experience and a proven track record of leading high-performing businesses,” said Nesim Bildirici, Chief Executive Officer of AMC Health.
Prior to joining AMC Health, Mr. Tsamaras was Chief Accounting Officer for BVI Medical, a private medical device company. Steve has held divisional finance roles with General Electric, Siemens and Liberty Mutual. Steve is an alumnus of KPMG and PricewaterhouseCoopers. He obtained his C.P.A. license in the state of Massachusetts and holds a BS in accountancy from Bentley University.
“I am very excited to be joining AMC Health at this important time in its history and look forward to working with Nesim Bildirici and the executive team in their objective of executing the delivery of the growth strategy.”
About AMC Health:
Founded in 2002, AMC Health’s Virtual Care and Remote Patient Monitoring suite of solutions leverages a superior analytics platform and a simple user interface that integrates easily into clinical workflows. AMC Health’s advanced, real-time, analytics-driven, virtual care solutions have driven outstanding and measurable outcomes to hundreds of thousands of patients across the healthcare continuum, including payers, provider systems and governmental agencies. Its FDA Class II 510(k)-cleared, clinical decision support platform is combined with end-to-end, clinical and support RPM services that enable healthcare organizations to confidently extend their services beyond the four walls of hospital and ambulatory clinic settings. AMC Health’s unparalleled corpus of peer-reviewed, published studies highlight clinical improvements for conditions including heart failure, diabetes, and hypertension, resulting in reductions in hospital admissions and substantial financial returns on investment. For more information, visit www.amchealth.com.
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A recently published article in Experimental Biology and Medicine (Volume 247, Issue 18, September, 2022) improves our understanding of genomic transposable elements and Parkinson’s disease. The study, led by Dr. Sulev Koks, head of Genetic Epidemiology Research at Perron Institute for Neurological and Translational Science and the Centre for Molecular Medicine and Innovative Therapeutics at Murdoch University (Australia), and Dr. John Quinn, chair of Neurobiology in the department of Pharmacology and Therapeutics at the University of Liverpool (United Kingdom), describes how transposable elements were associated with Parkinson’s subtypes and impact disease trajectory.
Transposable elements make up more than 70% of the human genome, but until recently, they have been considered as ‘junk’ DNA without any meaningful function. These elements have been largely ignored in most genetic studies and could therefore contribute to the currently unknown genetic factors that influence disease development. Prior studies by Koks and colleagues have shown that these elements have a significant regulatory role in the genome. They regulate the expression of many genes, orchestrate complex genetic activation where multiple genes are needed for a complex response, and a growing body of evidence suggests that these elements have a major pathogenetic effect, with several elements shown to cause disease.
This study, led by Dr. Koks, analyzed the variation of transposable elements and their impact on different trajectories of Parkinson’s disease. They used patient data from the Parkinson’s Progression Markers Initiative, and five-year follow-up data from Parkinson’s patients who also had whole genome sequencing data available. This allowed them to develop a comprehensive genomic screen for the transposable elements in these patients. Koks et al found that transposable elements were associated with Parkinson’s subtypes and disease trajectory. Some transposable elements predicted faster progression of the disease, with very fast deterioration of motor or cognitive functions. The effect of transposable elements wasn’t unidirectional. Depending on their type and position in the genome, these elements had a negative or positive effect. Some elements were associated with a strong and clinically meaningful change in functional Parkinson’s scores. At the same time, some transposable elements were protective and associated with a slower disease progression suggesting a slowing of neuronal loss and neurodegeneration.
Dr. Koks said: “Transposable elements are part of the genome which is known as the ‘dark genome.'” He continued: “Our study showed that the dark genome may have a much more significant impact on the pathophysiology of complex disease than previously estimated. The elements inside the dark genome could enhance or slow the progression of Parkinson’s disease and therefore open up new opportunities for precision medicine.” Dr. Quinn added, “Our body of work over a decade highlights the importance of targeting these elements for therapeutic intervention in the progression of neurodegenerative diseases which is the subject of our current work not only in Parkinson’s Disease but also Motor Neurone Disease. This could include repositioning of drugs from other disease areas in which these elements are implicated in disease progression.”
Dr. Steven R. Goodman, Editor-in-Chief of Experimental Biology and Medicine, said “This fascinating study by Koks and his colleagues demonstrates that the presence or absence of transposable elements controls the progressions trajectory of Parkinson’s Disease. It further underscores the importance of rigorous analysis of these genomic elements is essential for considering therapeutic opportunities.”
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