and immunodeficiency screening and management.

Dr Zi Tan MBBS FRACP FRCPA Clinical Immunologist/Allergist, graduated in Medicine from the University of Tasmania in 2007. He underwent his residency years and basic physician training at the Princess Alexandra Hospital before commencing advance training in Clinical Immunology/Allergy and Immunopathology. This was completed at various sites including the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Greenslopes Private Hospital and Princess Alexandra Hospital. He is interested in all aspects of clinical immunology and allergy in particular allergen immunotherapy, drug and food allergy and immunodeficiency. He consults at the Compass Immunology, Wesley Immunology and is a Visiting Medical Officer at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital. In his spare time, Zi enjoys spending time with his 2 young children.UPDATE (Feb. 28, 2017): The letter seeking sanctions, up to disbarment, by the D.C. Bar against Kellyanne Conway for making false statements and shilling for Ivanka Trump-branded products has been forwarded to New Jersey's Office of Attorney Ethics, according to professor Abbe Smith of Georgetown University.

Smith said it is the same letter already filed because the ethics guidelines in D.C. include provisions not included in other states' regulations. Washington "is the land of government lawyers," Smith said, adding legal regulators take note – and sometimes take actions – based on disciplinary decisions in other jurisdictions.

A Drexel University law school dean has joined with 14 law professors from around the country seeking sanctions by the D.C. Bar against South Jersey native Kellyanne Conway, a counselor to President Donald Trump.

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