Dr. Brian S. Cornblatt is the Chief Medical Officer of BioHarvest Sciences, LLC.  In this role Dr. Cornblatt oversees product development and supports company products through the development of translational research initiatives including clinical trials.  He also is the cofounder and Chief Scientific Officer of International Nutrition Associates (INA). INA provides clinical trial-backed nutraceuticals to countries throughout Asia and South America as well as novel and high-quality raw materials globally.  Dr. Cornblatt serves as Scientific Advisor for IntellxxDNA and Integration Health Solutions and is an Advisor for the Johns Hopkins Colorectal Cancer Center of Excellence. 

Prior to these roles, Dr. Cornblatt was Director, Clinical Research and Science for Nutramax Laboratories Consumer Care, Inc. At Nutramax Laboratories, Dr. Cornblatt developed novel nutraceutical formulations, designed both in vitro and clinical studies in support of products, and summarized both supporting laboratory and clinical research for healthcare workers and consumers.  From 2007-2010 Dr. Cornblatt was the Scientific Director and developer of the Catholic Health Initiatives’ Center for Translational Research (CTR), a combined molecular research laboratory, national biorepository, and diagnostics laboratory. The CTR supported research initiatives throughout CHI’s 40 Oncology centers.  A Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine Graduate with a Ph.D. in Pharmacology and Molecular Sciences and a postdoctoral fellowship from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Environmental Health Sciences Division of Toxicology, Dr. Cornblatt has been involved in medical research since 1990. Dr. Cornblatt’s main research interests are focused on developing novel formulations comprised of natural based phytochemicals, including isothiocyanates, to minimize chronic inflammation and combat the threats of environmental toxicants. His most recent development has been a novel line of products, Avmacol®, which deliver the essential ingredients needed to support the production of sulforaphane, a phytochemical with many emerging indications. Through his efforts, Avmacol has been used in eighteen supporting human clinical studies globally. Dr. Cornblatt is the inventor of three issued patents and four pending provisional patents focused on plant-based phytochemicals and bioactives and health promotion. Dr. Cornblatt served on the board of the Susan Cohan Colon Cancer Foundation. His father is a now 25-year survivor of metastatic colorectal cancer and his mother a survivor of both colon and uterine cancer.  Both have had profound influences on his career.

Dr. Cornblatt is the father of two incredible daughters and spends his nights and weekends outdoors as much as possible – either on the soccer and lacrosse fields, running, or cycling in the rural counties of western Maryland.