Dr. Noel Maclaren is an award-winning pioneer in endocrinology and the metabolism who practices in New York. He is a Professor at the Weill College of Medicine of Cornell University and the cofounder of BioSeek Clinics and MetaKura, where he is dedicated to the care of thousands of adults, children, and pregnant women. Dr. Maclaren's insights have been published in the leading scientific journals and his clinical expertise has won recognition worldwide

Sunita Singh Maclaren is a medical anthropology practitioner and the cofounder of MetaKura. Sunita established the Metabolism Innovation Lab to provide diagnostic tests, therapies, and precision nutrition for people with metabolic imbalances. Sunita also led a cultural advisory firm known for its tailored, local knowledge-based solutions for the global challenges faced by governmental agencies and international tribunals. The world's leading corporations have sought her expertise in representing the values and priorities of local communities in over thirty countries.

Dr. Noel Maclaren is an award-winning pioneer in endocrinology and the metabolism who practices in New York. He is a professor of pediatrics at the Weill College of Medicine of Cornell University and the co-founder of MetaKura. In his practice, Dr. Maclaren specializes in internal medicine, endocrinology, and metabolism in adults, children, and pregnant women. He has been listed multiple times on the annual “Best Doctors in America” by The Best Doctors Group at Harvard University. His numerous other awards include the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International Award, David Rumbough Scienti?c Award, the International Research Canadian Diabetes Association/Connaught Novo Nordisk Award, Mary Jane Kugel Award, and his research has been funded by multiple NIH grants.

Sunita Singh Maclaren is the cofounder and CEO of MetaKura’s digital platform and its Metabolism Innovation Lab. She also personally coaches individuals. Prior to this, she was founder of World Wise, a cultural advisory ?rm known for its tailored, local knowledge-based solutions for the global challenges faced by governmental agencies and nonpro?ts. Her expertise in representing the values and priorities of local communities in over thirty countries, including those in West Africa, the Russian Far East, and South East Asia, has been sought by the world’s leading corporations. In rural India and China, she has worked in the area of medical anthropology. She continues to study the relationships between cultural and social health behavior, as well as people’s beliefs about their metabolism.

Dr. Noel Maclaren is an award-winning pioneer in endocrinology and the metabolism who practices in New York. He is a professor of pediatrics at the Weill College of Medicine of Cornell University and the co-founder of MetaKura. In his practice, Dr. Maclaren specializes in internal medicine, endocrinology, and metabolism in adults, children, and pregnant women. He has been listed multiple times on the annual “Best Doctors in America” by The Best Doctors Group at Harvard University. His numerous other awards include the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International Award, David Rumbough Scientific Award, the International Research Canadian Diabetes Association/Connaught Novo Nordisk Award, Mary Jane Kugel Award, and his research has been funded by multiple NIH grants.

Sunita Singh Maclaren is the cofounder and CEO of MetaKura’s digital platform and its Metabolism Innovation Lab. She also personally coaches individuals. Prior to this, she was founder of World Wise, a cultural advisory firm known for its tailored, local knowledge-based solutions for the global challenges faced by governmental agencies and nonprofits. Her expertise in representing the values and priorities of local communities in over thirty countries, including those in West Africa, the Russian Far East, and South East Asia, has been sought by the world’s leading corporations. In rural India and China, she has worked in the area of medical anthropology. She continues to study the relationships between cultural and social health behavior, as well as people’s beliefs about their metabolism.