Arthur Edward Brawer

Dr. Arthur Brawer is a rheumatologist from Long Branch, New Jersey. He has an experience over 42 years. He completed his studies and developed his educational career at Brandeis university, Boston university school of medicine and Boston university medical center. He is an arthritis specialist. He has been the director of rheumatology at Monmouth Medical Center, and has also held the position of associate clinical professor of medicine at Drexel University School of Medicine in Philadelphia. He is also an assistant clinical professor of medicine at Robert Wood Johnson school of medicine in New Brunswick. His research interests and publications includes new arthritis conditions, new arthritis treatments, alternative medicine, product liability issues, fibromyalgia, physical trauma and arthritis, vaccine-induced autoimmunity. In the middle of 1990’s he was invited to give testimony before the United States Congress, health and human services, the food and drug administration, aides to the president’s chief health care advisor, the director of the Office of Women’s Health at the White House, a domestic policy advisor to the vice-president, and the United Nations. Recently his research has attracted the attention of The Harvard School of Public Health, The World Health Organization, and The Lancet Commission on Pollution and Health. He has served as an expert witness in matters dealing with chemical contamination of public water supplies, personal injury, medical malpractice, silicone breast implants, disability determinations, workplace toxicity, and immunizations. He has been the recipient of numerous daubert challenges to the admissibility of his testimony in federal, state and superior courts, and none have been successful in excluding his testimony whenever he has been afforded the opportunity to personally present scientific data in judicial proceedings.