Manuel Lam

Manuel Lam is a highly skilled professional with a strong background in nutritional, lifestyle, and medical strategies focusing on metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, and diabetes.

Having acquired a Doctor of Medicine and a Master's degree from Brown University, along with a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science, Manuel's educational foundation is both versatile and extensive.

Throughout his career, Manuel Lam has been actively involved in various prestigious organizations, including being a co-founder at Peripheral Brain and holding positions such as Adjunct Clinical Professor at Stanford Health Care, Physician and Hospitalist at Palo Alto Medical Foundation, Hospitalist at U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Physician and Internist at Crossover Health, Fellow at Doximity, and more.

His professional journey also includes roles like Hospitalist and Clinical Instructor at Stanford Health Care, Resident at Stanford Health Care, Doris Duke Clinical Research Fellow at Massachusetts General Hospital, as well as internships at Pegasystems and Computer Graphics Research Group.

Manuel Lam's expertise and interests lie in the intersection of medicine, nutrition, lifestyle factors, and the management of conditions like metabolic syndrome, insulin resistance, and diabetes.