Dr. Randall W. Maxey, MD, PhD, is a licensed physician of internal medicine specializing in chronic kidney disease, cardiovascular disease and in addressing disparities in medical treatment occurring throughout the world because of race or social class. Dr. Maxey currently resides and practices medicine in Inglewood, California, but he has achieved acclaim for pioneering new approaches to the prevention of renal failure in South Pacific Islanders and the creation and implementation of a plan to address dialysis needs in Zimbabwe.
Dr. Maxey has medical degrees from the University of Cincinnati and Howard University College of Medicine and received postgraduate medical training at Harlem Hospital Medical Center and Colombia University.
Dr. Maxey served as the 104th President of the American Medical Association (AMA) and holds many other distinguished chairmanships, academic positions, and professional affiliations.
The Agel Scientific Advisory Board acts in an advisory role to ensure that all current and future products are backed by solid medical science, clinical studies and proven results. The Board has special responsibility to address team member questions concerning the scientific basis of Agel’s product line. Dr. Maxey’s background and training in meeting the health needs of diverse populations around the world make him uniquely suited to assist Agel in its global growth and development.