Galati, J: Eating Yourself Sick

JOSEPH S. GALATI, MD is a native of Long Island, New York, and has been involved in clinical research in liver disease for over thirty years. Following medical school at St. George’s University of Medicine, he pursued further training in internal medicine at SUNY-Health Science Center-Brooklyn/Kings and expertise in liver disease/transplant medicine at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, one of the finest liver centers in the country. He is the founder of the Liver Specialists of Texas and he is devoted to caring for his patients suffering with both acute and chronic liver disease, as well as individuals with digestive tract disorders.

Dr. Galati has been an invited speaker both nationally and internationally, having lectured in Latin America, Europe, and Asia. Outside of the office, Dr. Galati is an avid photographer, enjoys backpacking, traveling, and cooking at home for his family and friends. He and his wife, Geraldine, are active with several Houston charities, and have two children, Joseph and Elizabeth.

For more information about Dr. Joe Galati, please visit www.drjoegalati.com.

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