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Dr. Zavos and his team are leaders in the field on human reproduction, all forms of ARTs and cloning.
Who is Dr. Zavos?
Four Milestones in Human Reproductive Cloning published in peer-reviewed journals. Dr. Zavos has done it all!!

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The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institute has recently decided to award
	The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2010 to Robert G. Edwards for the development of in vitro fertilization Professor Edwards and Professor Zavos Professor Zavos wants to congratulate his friend and colleague Robert Edwards for receiving the Nobel Prize in Medicine 2010. "Robert Edwards you are so deserving of the recognition and you made all of us so proud!"

	The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine 2008 to Luc Montagnier for his discovery of the HIV virus Professor Zavos would like to congratulate his friend, Professor Luc Montagnier on receiving the 2008 Nobel Peace Prize for his discovery of the HIV virus.

Click here to read the exclusive interview Dr. Zavos gave with The Independent newspaper in the U.K.
The interview was printed on April 22, 2009.

Famous Greeks

Zavos, Panos
Born: 1944

Geneticist
Born in Trikomo, Cyprus

Born February 23, 1944, in Tricomo, Cyprus, Panayiotis Michael Zavos is the second youngest son of Michael and Theodora Zavos. He comes from a very successful family, holding numerous national and international companies and institutions. He grew up in Tricomo, and attended the Agricultural Gymnasium of Morphou (High school) in the city of Morphou. He worked at the Agricultural Research Institute of Cyprus and served as a Lieutenant in the Cypriot Army from 1963-1966. He immigrated to the United States for University studies in 1966. Read more...

The Emporia State University Administration has recently nominated one of its outstanding Alumni, Professor Zavos (Received the Distinguished Alumnus Award by ESU in 1988) as its nominee for the national AASCU Distinguished Scholar Award. This is great honor for Professor Zavos and he is very happy to represent its alma matter at this high level for his accomplishments and international stature.

Dr. Zavos standing tall, swearing in at the U.S. Congress.

Cloning Debate rages

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Human cloning advocate Dr. Panayiotis Zavos of the Andrology Institute of America testifies before the House Government Reform Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy and Human Resources on Capitol Hill Wednesday, May 15, 2002.

Professor Zavos and his supporters of cloning feel that with the careful continuation of research, the technological benefits of cloning clearly outweigh the possible social consequences. In their minds, final products of cloning, like farm animals and laboratory mice will not be the most important achievement. The applications of cloning they envision are not nightmarish and inhumane, but will improve the overall quality of science and life. Cloning will help to produce discoveries that will affect the study of genetics, cell development, human growth, and obstetrics. Human cloning is not the issue; it is merely a threat to the continuation of cloning research. From the reproductive point of view, in in-vitro fertilization (IVF), a doctor often implants many fertilized ova (embryos) into a woman's uterus and counts on one resulting in pregnancy. However, some women can only supply one egg. Through cloning, one can increase the number of the embryos at transfer and that could increase implantation and pregnancy rates. Dr Zavos believes that "life is good and precious and we should pass it on"!

Human Reproductive Cloning: The Time is Near

RBM Online, 2003

Toward scientific discussion of human reproductive cloning

RBM Online, 2003

Evaluation of the embryonic pre-implantation potential of human adult somatic cells via an embryo interspecies bioassay using bovine oocytes.

Fertility and Sterility 85 (Suppl 1): 1248-1260, 2006.

"Possible Therapy of Male Infertility by Reproductive Cloning: One Cloned Human 4-Cell Embryo"

Archives of Andrology 52(4): 243-254, 2006

"Human embryo cloning via SCNT with adult fibroblast cells"

BIO Index 27, August 2008, pages 58-63

Clones (2009)
Panos Zavos (Actor), Peter Williams (Director) \| Rated: NR \| Format: DVD

brother

The Zavos Organization and Dr. Zavos wish to extend their sincere congratulations to Dr. Zavos's senior brother, Dimitrakis Zavos, President and CEO of D. Zavos Group, in Limassol, Cyprus, for the publication of his first book. The book deals with the life and history of the Zavos family.

Professor Zavos has great respect and appreciation for his eldest brother for being a great philanthropist and for his many successes and accomplishments. He has been a great inspiration to him and the whole Zavos Family.

PROF. DR. PANAYIOTIS ZAVOS - GREEKS OF DIASPORA: VOICE OF GREECE

Dr.Panayiotis Zavos is recognized worldwide as a leading researcher and a strong authority in the areas of male reproductive medicine, gamete physiology, male infertility, Andrology and other forms of Assisted Reproductive Technologies. He is also regarded as the father of Andrology.

Dr. Zavos speaks on Cloning Issues. Click here to see and hear his views

See Dr. Zavos with

Paula Zahn American Morning CNN	Pat Buchanan Buchanan & Press MSNBC	Matt Lauer Today NBC	Pat Buchanan Buchanan & Press MSNBC	Soledad O'Brien Today NBC
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Dr. Zavos is standing at the exact location where the bedroom stood and where he was born holding one the floor tiles.This is all is left of his home in the village of Tricomo after being demolished by the Turkish invading forces.

Dr. Zavos' Exclusive Story of his Historic visit to his Hometown:

Greek News. June 23, 2003

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This view shows of Dr. Zavos sitting at the exact location when he attended first grade
in 1950 at the elementary school of Tricomo.


	Dr. Zavos testifies before the Subcommittee on Criminal Justice, Drug Policy, and Human Resources, at an investigative hearing concerning the scientific, medical, and ethical issues surrounding human cloning.

	If the Royal Society is having a debate on cloning, then let's have a debate, not a monologue, Sunday Herald, Glasgow, Scotland, October 21, 2001.

	Dr. Zavos' reaction to claims made by Clonaid and the Korean team: Dr. Zavos' proposal for the DNA testing of "Baby Eve"and her DNA donor Dr. Zavos' reaction to the claims made by Clonaid and the Raelian Movement about the "first cloned baby" Dr Zavos' reaction to the Korean team's fabrication of scientific data. Cloning and Cheating.