Dr. Robert M. Davidson

Research Scientist
Hugman-Kent Clinic, USA


Highest Degree
M.D. in Medicine from Saint Louis University, USA

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Biography

Dr. Robert M. Davidson is currently working as Clinical Practitioner of Internal Medicine, Hugman-Kent Clinic, P.A. Gladewater, TX. He has completed his Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry from University of California, San Francisco, USA. Previously he was appointed as Solo Practitioner of Internal Medicine at dba Robert Davidson, M.D. Longview, TX, and Dominion Health Services P.A, Group practice of Internal Medicine at American Physician Incorporated Tucson, AZ, Clinical research Sub-investigator at VIVRA Asthma Allergy Care America of Arizona, P.C. Tucson, AZ, Internal Medicine Physician at CIGNA HealthCare of Arizona, and Associate Medical Director at The Du Pont Merck Pharmaceutical Company. He has published 27 research articles in journals as well as 6 abstracts contributed as author/co-author.

Area of Interest:

Chemistry
Pathophysiology
Endothelial Dysfunction
Biophysics
Nanobiology

Selected Publications

  1. Shaw, C.A., S. Seneff, S.D. Kette, L. Tomljenovic, J.W. Oller and R.M. Davidson, 2014. Aluminum-induced entropy in biological systems: Implications for neurological disease. J. Toxicol., Vol. 27. 10.1155/2014/491316.
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  2. Shaw, C.A., S.D. Kette, R.M. Davidson and S. Seneff, 2013. Aluminum's role in CNS-immune system interactions leading to neurological disorders. Immunome Res., Vol. 9. .
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  3. Seneff, S., A. Lauritzen, R.M. Davidson and L. Lentz-Marino, 2013. Is encephalopathy a mechanism to renew sulfate in Autism? Entropy, 15: 372-406.

  4. Davidson, R.M., A. Lauritzen and S. Seneff, 2013. Biological water dynamics and entropy: A biophysical origin of cancer and other diseases. Entropy, 15: 3822-3876.
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  5. Seneff, S., R.M. Davidson and J. Liu, 2012. Is cholesterol sulfate deficiency a common factor in Preeclampsia, Autism and Pernicious Anemia? Entropy, 14: 2265-2290.
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  6. Seneff, S., R.M. Davidson and J. Liu, 2012. Empirical data confirm autism symptoms related to aluminum and acetaminophen exposure. Entropy, 14: 2227-2253.

  7. Seneff, S., A. Lauritzen, R. Davidson and L. Lentz-Marino, 2012. Is endothelial nitric oxide synthase a moonlighting protein whose day job is cholesterol sulfate synthesis? Implications for cholesterol transport, diabetes and cardiovascular disease. Entropy, 14: 2492-2530.
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  8. Davidson, R.M. and S. Seneff, 2012. The initial common pathway of inflammation, disease and sudden death. Entropy, 14: 1399-1442.
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  9. Seneff, S., R. Davidson and L. Mascitelli, 2011. Might cholesterol sulfate deficiency contribute to the development of autistic spectrum disorder? Med. Hypotheses, 78: 213-217.