UP BRO founding history


UP BRO Founder, Univ. Prof. Dr. Thomas schneider

1984 , Service in the army-hospital Van Swieten, Vienna

1984 – 1990, University of Vienna, Austria


1989 – 1998 , Board Member of the Austrian Society of Nephrology
1989, Scholarship of Max Kade Foundation
1989     Scholarship of Max Kade Foundation
      

1990     Erwin Schroedinger Scholarship
1990     Austrian Scientific Award of Nephrology
1990     Board Certification in Internal Medicine
1990 – 1995      Consultant at the Vienna University Hospital
1990     Erwin Schroedinger Scholarship
1990     Austrian Scientific Award of Nephrology

1991 Young Investigators Award of the American Society of Angiology

1992 Theodor Billroth Award of the Austrian General Medicine Council
1992 - present  Faculty Member (Teaching), Professor of Medicine, Department of Internal Medicine, University of Vienna, Austria
1992     Theodor Billroth Award of the Austrian General Medicine Council
1992     Board Certification in Nephrology
1992 – 1995      Member of the Ethic Commission of the Vienna University Hospital
1992 – present  reviewer of scientific journals, especially of nephrologic, gastroenterologic and intensive care journals

1993 Postdoctoral Training,  Training in Interventional Cardiology, University Medical School Hannover, Germany

1994 Research Fund of the Medical-Economical Fund of the Mayor of Vienna
1994     Board Certification in Intensive Care Medicine
1994     Research Fund of the Medical-Economical Fund of the Mayor of Vienna

1995 –  31. 12. 2010    Professor of Internal Medicine, Head of the Department of Internal Medicine, General Hospital Oberpullendorf, Austria

1996 – 2000      Board Member of the European Society of Pulmonary Hypertension
February 2001  Board Certification in Gastroenterology and Hepatology
1996 – 2002      Chair of the Ethic Commission of the General Hospital of Oberpullendorf

2004: special endoscopic training, Tokyo, Japan

2005 – 2010      Director and Chairman of the Billroth Institute of Invasive Endoscopy, Vienna, Austria

2005     Theodor Kery Award

2007 – 2010      Medical Director, General Hospital Oberpullendorf, Austria
April, May 2009 Member of the Himalayan Rescue Association

2009     Scientific Award of the Austrian Society of Gastroenterology and Hepatology

2011 – 2012      Clinical Director of  Al Ain Hospital, UAE
2011     Partner in a Medical Center for Internal Medicine in Vienna

since 01.09.2012 , Praxis Clinic Vienna (outpatient clinic) Senior Consultant for Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology, Intensive Care Medicine in Abu Dhabi.

 

2012-2018,UP BRO research (Based on Medieval  Europe”natural medicine” and theories of the traditional Chinese medicine(TCM).)

 

2019，European Marketability Examination of the Belan Laboratory, Accredited by the World Anti-Doping Agency(German Sport University Cologne)

2020, UP BRO clinical trials, Recommended by a well renowned Praxis am Stubenringvva

 

2021, UP BRO is approved by German pharmaceutical central and is allowed to be sold on the market , PZN no 17309492 (3 Tablets Pack) and PZN no  17309463 (3 Tablets Pack) .

 

Future! UP BRO will make you better!!!

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