Founded in 2001, the Institute for Science and Health is an international research organization, incorporated as a non-profit, that collaborates with investigators at universities and research centers worldwide to extend and preserve human life. Independent and entrepreneurial, we team with the best and brightest scientists and researchers whose cutting-edge ideas hold the most promise for diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and cure for diseases and conditions that are often overlooked, yet collectively affect millions of Americans and countless more worldwide.

To maintain fiscal responsibility, the Institute is structured as a not-for-profit organization, thus maximizing the benefit to our benefactors.

A proprietary process is used to manage the overall research process. This process creates a firewall between the Institute's sponsors and the researchers to whom the Institute supplies grant funding. Each project is reviewed and scrutinized by the Institute's independent Advisory Councils and renowned external scientists and researchers from around the world.

With a fervent belief in the value of education, the Institute also conducts scientific conferences/forums to educate various constituents, including scientists, researchers and the community at-large on numerous health related topics.