Daxor Corporation Announces Appointment of Henry D. Cremisi, MD, FACP and Joy Goudie, Esq. to the Company’s Board of Directors

NEW YORK, June 30, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Daxor Corporation (NYSE MKT: DXR), an investment company with innovative medical instrumentation and biotechnology operations focused on blood volume measurement, today announced the appointments of Dr. Henry D. Cremisi and Joy Goudie, Esq. to the Company's Board of Directors, effective June 29, 2020. Ms. Goudie is replacing Berne Saxe, Esq. after having served as a Board Member for 12 years.

"I am extremely pleased to welcome both Dr. Cremisi and Joy Goudie, Esq. to our Board of Directors," commented Michael Feldschuh, CEO and President of Daxor Corporation. "Henry’s substantive clinical expertise and Joy’s extensive IP and patent knowledge are incredibly pertinent to Daxor as the company continues to expand the commercial growth of the BVA-100 diagnostic blood test and prepares for its next generation technology.”

Dr. Cremisi is currently a Medical Director (Renal) at AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals with over 32 years of experience in medicine. Prior, Dr. Cremisi served as Chairman of Medical Education and a Nephrologist and Hospitalist for Novant Health in Charlotte, North Carolina. He is a Fellow of the American College of Physicians and certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in both internal medicine and nephrology. Dr. Cremisi has many scientific and professional memberships including the International Society of Nephrology, American Society of Nephrology, Cardiorenal Society of America, Heart Failure Society of America, Society of Hospital Medicine, American College of Physicians, Renal Physicians Association and the American Medical Association.

"I'm very pleased to join Daxor's Board of Directors at such a crucial time," said Dr. Cremisi. "The clinical utility of the BVA-100 test could be the difference between life and death. Its role in helping providers manage volume derangements in heart failure and critically ill patients can transform the way these chronic diseases are treated, improving outcomes for patients."

Joy Goudie, Esq. is currently a partner at Wissing Miller, LLP, following twelve years as Senior Patent Counsel for Revlon leading cross-functional teams in the US and Spain. In addition, she served as Vice President managing Revlon’s global R&D portfolio and driving new technologies. A published scientist, Ms. Goudie has worked with patents and R&D teams in the development of new antibiotics and small molecules for treatment of solid tumor cancers.