Our History
Health Studies Collegium (HSC), a 501(c)3 a non-profit foundation, was established in 1990 by a group of distinguished scholars
whose intent was to create a biotechnology institute. Holding a collaborative vision, the Collegium’s like minded
members shared a commitment to scientific tolerance, intellectual diversity and open access to knowledge. For over 20 years, HSC has
focused on researching the mechanisms of health, and conducting community-based, randomized controlled trials to test the clinical
and cost-effectiveness of health promotion models.
HSC is headquartered in Ashburn, VA, and has a presence in Washington, DC.
Our People
HSC is home to a group of leading health professionals who conduct innovative and timely
research within a collaborative innovation network. Collegium members additionally participate in commentary,
programs and studies that advance proactive prevention in healthcare practice and policy. HSC Founding Senior
Fellows include Russell M. Jaffe, MD, Ph.D. who is recognized for his contributions in Medicine, Biochemistry,
and Clinical Immunology, Amory Lovins of Rocky Mountain Institute, Patricia Deuster, Ph.D, MPH,
Professor of Physiology and Military Medicine at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences and
Dr. Carl Franzblau, Ph.D., Dean Emeritus at Boston University Medical School and a distinguished Alumnus of Albert
Einstein College of Medicine. Please visit the Contributors page in order to learn more about the HSC Fellows.