Behind the Gummy; Get to know Goli’s Scientific & Medical Advisory Board
The Scientific and Medical Advisory Board brings together specialists connected with Duke University, Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, the American Diabetes Society, and other leading institutions. Their perspective helps unite current wellness research with purposeful ingredient selection.
Keith J. Dreyer — DO, PhD, FACR, FSIIM
Massachusetts General Hospital · Vice Chair of Radiology
Keith J. Dreyer, DO, PhD, FACR, FSIIM works at the intersection of artificial intelligence and medical imaging. At Mass General Brigham, he established the MGH & BWH Center for Clinical Data Science. His American College of Radiology service has included chairing the Informatics Commission and leading science for the ACR Data Science Institute. Dr. Dreyer has authored hundreds of papers, speaks internationally, and advises the healthcare industry on emerging technology. He is Vice Chair of Radiology at Massachusetts General Hospital and an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School.
Dr. Sheela Agarwal, MD, MBA
Microsoft · Chief Medical Information Officer
Sheela Agarwal, MD, MBA completed medical school at Duke, followed by advanced work in abdominal radiology and MRI through Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School. She also earned an MBA from Chicago Booth. Now Microsoft's Chief Medical Information Officer, she applies experience gained in leadership posts at Bayer Healthcare Radiology, including Digital Medical Advisor and Head of Medical Affairs for the Americas. Dr. Agarwal continues clinical practice in abdominal radiology at New York's Lenox Hill Radiology.
Dr. Matthew Lungren, MD
Microsoft Health & Life Sciences · Chief Data Science Officer
Matthew Lungren, MD directs data science for Microsoft Health & Life Sciences, concentrating on practical uses of advanced technology in care. He combines that work with part-time clinical practice at UCSF and an adjunct Stanford appointment. Earlier, Dr. Lungren belonged to Stanford Medical School's clinical and research faculty and led its Center for Artificial Intelligence in Medicine and Imaging. His background also includes healthcare-focused clinical machine learning at Amazon Web Services.
Dr. Ben Bikman, PhD
Researcher Focused on Metabolic Health
Ben Bikman, PhD investigates the molecular biology of metabolic conditions, including obesity, type 2 diabetes, and dementia. After earning a doctorate in Bioenergetics at East Carolina University, he completed postdoctoral training in metabolic disorders at Duke–National University of Singapore Medical School. His studies examine how insulin and ketones influence metabolism. Peer-reviewed publications and presentations at international conferences extend that work to the wider metabolic-health community.