Dr. Behzad Mohit is an author, physician, and graduate of the State University of New York medical school with eleven years of postgraduate studies in prestigious universities and research institutes including Mallory Institute of Pathology (Harvard, Boston University, Tufts), Brandeis Graduate Department of Biochemistry, the National Institutes of Health and the University of California Medical Center in San Francisco. His original research at Brandeis, National Institutes of Health and the UCSF biochemistry department has been published in prestigious journals of science, proceedings at the National Academy of Sciences, British Journal of Bacteriology and others. Numerous medical scientists have quoted his work in immunology and bacteriology and other fields. He is a board certified clinical pathologist and board eligible dermatologist. He has worked in private practice for twenty years, and worked pro bono at the Blackmans Free Clinic of San Francisco. He had an honorable discharge from the U.S. Public Health Service with a rank of Commander in the U.S. Navy.

At present, he continues pro bono work as well as writing on diverse subjects. Recently he has spearheaded an innovative Internet enterprise to bring people together to help each other. He is founder and chairman/CEO of the Internet startup helpeachother.com, a bottom-up organization that facilitates people helping each other and helping their communities. It is the author’s intuition that we are at a tipping point of transformation from an individualistic, competitive society to an altruistic, cooperative, global community. The proposal for a nonprofit universal health care system would be an important example of our future cooperative community.

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