Samuel Shor, MD, FACP
Associate Clinical Professor
George Washington University Health Care Sciences
Selected four times by his peers as a Washingtonian TOP DOCTOR, Dr. Shor has also been selected by Best Doctors.com and Washington Consumer's Checkbook best Primary Care Physicians. As a General Internist Dr. Shor continues to pursue his longstanding interests in all phases of general medical care, including preventive cardiovascular care and diabetes. Attempting to take an academic approach to the management of his patients, Dr. Shor is presently published in peer review journals in the field of chronic fatigue for which he has gained national recognition [1-3]. In addition, Dr. Shor has also developed particular expertise and has become a local referral resource in the management of fibromyalgia and Lyme disease.

1. Shor S Pathogenesis of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, A Multisystem Hypothesis Journal of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Vol. 11(3) 2003: 51-68
2. Shor, S Lyme Disease presenting as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, J CFS  Vol. 13(4) 2006 pp. 73-82
3. Shor, S Lyme Disease presenting as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Poster presentation 9th Biennial IACFS [International Association for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME] meetings March 2009
4. Shor, S Chronic Lyme Disease controversy 8/5/08 town hall meeting presentation Ashburn, VA organized by Congressman Frank Wolf
5. Shor, S Chronic Lyme Disease controversy 9/24/08 Washington DC Congressional Hearing presentation; Capitol Hill
6. Interviewee DIANE REHM SHOW, NPR “The Lyme Controversy” April 20, 2009
7.  Shor, S Chronic Fatigue in Lyme Disease ILADS annual convention plenary session 10/24/09
8. Hartz, A, Shor, S et al ongoing “Pilot Study of Alternative Treatments of Unexplained Chronic Fatigue” 2009
9. Shor, S A prospective, randomized crossover study: “An analysis of internationally cased defined CFS patients who may have “seronegative” persistent Lyme infection” [funding pending]

Humera Malik, MD
Dr. Humera Malik is an experienced, Board certified Internist. She completed her Internal Medicine residency in 2000 through St. Vincent's Catholic Medical Center (SVCMC) in New York. SVCMC's Internal Medicine residency training program has been affiliated with such distinguished institutions as the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Long Island Jewish Medical Center, & New York University Medical Center Maintaining her interest in general internal medicine, under Dr. Shor's tutelage, she has also developed an interest in the management of chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia and Lyme disease.