Mario Ray

Mario A Ray, age 61, Chicago, IL View Details

Cities: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray, Mario Lonzo

Mario A Ray, age 29, Springboro, OH View Details

Cities: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray, Mario Lonzo

Mario Andres Ray, age 48, Oxford, MI View Details

Cities: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray, Mario Lonzo

Mario Avonte Ray, age 38, Wooster, OH View Details

Cities: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray, Mario Lonzo

Mario Brennan Ray, age 48, Chandler, AZ View Details

Cities: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray, Mario Lonzo

Mario C Ray, age 40, Duluth, MN View Details

Cities: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray, Mario Lonzo

Mario Andres Ray, age 48, Oxford, MI View Details

Locations: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray

Mario Brennan Ray, age 48, Chandler, AZ View Details

Locations: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray

Mario C Ray, age 40, Duluth, MN View Details

Locations: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray

Mario Avonte Ray, age 38, Wooster, OH View Details

Locations: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray

Mario Ray, age 31, Portage, MI View Details

Locations: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray

Mario A Ray, age 29, Springboro, OH View Details

Locations: Charleston SC, Clinton SC Possible Relatives: Wayne W Ray, Catrina Page Ray

Mario Sanchez Ray, age 50s, Kyle, TX View Details

Locations: Kyle TX, Dripping Springs TX, Austin TX Possible Relatives: Maria Christina Mcclaferty, George Roel Sanchez, Marisa Sanchez

Mario E Ray, age 60s, Chandler, AZ View Details

Locations: Chandler AZ, San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Alejandra Ray, Andrew W Ray, Carol P Ray

Mario A Ray, age 60s, San Antonio, TX View Details

Locations: San Antonio TX Possible Relatives: Christina D Baker, Elia G Ray, Gustavo J Ray

Mario A Ray, age 70s, Oyster Bay, NY View Details

Locations: Oyster Bay NY, East Elmhurst NY Possible Relatives: Natalie Vivian Martinez, Maria Martinezfeliciano, Mario A Ray

Mario Ray, age 70s, Atlanta, GA View Details

Locations: Atlanta GA, College Park GA

Mario Kindelan Ray, Allentown, PA View Details

Locations: Allentown PA Possible Relatives: Solaida Kindelan Guadalupe, Kelly S Kindelan, Solaida Kindelan-ray

Mario L Ray, Atlanta, GA View Details

Locations: Atlanta GA

Mario T Ray, age 38 View Details

Address:***** Hill Cir, Attalla, AL. Phone Number: (256) 458-****

Mario R Ray, age 67 View Details

Address:***** Brantford Dr, Tucker, GA. Phone Number: (770) 853-****

Mario R Ray, age 51 View Details

Address:***** Pryor Ln, Apt B, Farmington, NM. Phone Number: (505) 793-****

Mario P Ray, age 86 View Details

Address:PO Box *****, Hawaii National Park, HI

Mario M Ray, age 48 View Details

Address:***** Tish Cir, Apt 1xxx, Arlington, TX. Phone Number: (817) 689-****

Mario Raggi

Mario Raggi was an Italian sculptor who settled in England where he received several commissions for statues of civic figures.

Mario Raviglione

Mario C. Raviglione has been professor at the University of Milan, Italy since March 2018. He directs the activities focused on global health and aiming at pursuing didactic and research in this fieldread more... as part of the new Multidisciplinary Research in Health Science (MACH) Centre. Part of his activities are devoted to teaching global health principles to undergraduate medical students, making the University of Milan the first in Italy, and one of the pioneers world-wide, introducing global health as a module among the required courses. At the same university, Raviglione is now coordinating the establishment of the first international online Master Course in Global Health in Italy . In 2019 and 2020, he was also Professeur Titulaire at the Global Studies Institute (GSI), Université de Genève, Suisse. Through the GSI, he has worked within the context of the Institute of Global Health. Previously, between 2003 and 2017, he was director of the Global Tuberculosis Programme at the World Health Organization (WHO) . He graduated in medicine from the University of Turin in 1980 and then trained in internal medicine and Infectious Diseases at Cabrini Medical Center in New York City and at Beth Israel Medical Center in Boston where he was a Harvard University Clinical Fellow in Medicine and specialised in AIDS. Back in Europe, Raviglione joined WHO in 1991 as a Junior Professional Officer, and spent a few years working on TB and AIDS, TB epidemiology in Europe, and anti-TB drug resistance surveillance and response. In the mid-1990s, he set up both the WHO global drug resistance surveillance project and the WHO global TB surveillance and monitoring systems. Among his major achievements are the contributions to the development of the WHO's DOTS Strategy in 1995, and the direction of the development of both the Stop TB Strategy in 2006 and the End TB Strategy in 2014. During his years at WHO he worked with, and visited, more than 50 countries supporting their TB care, prevention, control and research activities. His research work has resulted in over 350 scientific articles and chapters on the topics of infectious diseases, HIV/AIDS, TB, and global health, including the TB chapters in the last eight editions of Harrison's Principles of Internal Medicine. He is editor of the 3rd and 4th edition of "Tuberculosis - A comprehensive international approach", a multi-author book, and associate editor of other books on public health, infectious diseases and tuberculosis. He directed the team that developed the book “Systematic screening for active tuberculosis – Principles and recommendations”, awarded by the British Medical Association as "Highly Commended Book" for Public Health in 2014. He is among the top 10 most cited authors in the TB field. His h-index is 107 and 87 (Scinapse) and his work has been cited over 55000 times. He is also among the top 25 Italian epidemiological scientists and the top 100 Italian scientists in general. As an expert in TB, he has worked as a teacher or visiting professor at Johns Hopkins University, University of Geneva, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, and University of Pavia. He has been visiting professor at the University of Brescia and has recently lectured at major universities including Harvard, McGill and Sydney. He participates in a variety of board of directors, scientific and advisory committees, including those of the TB Alliance, Doctors with Africa CUAMM, BE Health Association, International Health Commission of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart - Cabrini Ministries ,Fondazione 3Bi. and the McGill Global Health Programs International Advisory Board. In 2017-2018 he was member of the Lancet Commission on TB. During 2015-2017 he conceived and co-organised, with WHO and the Russian Federation Ministry of Health, the first Global WHO Ministerial Conference on TB in the Sustainable Development Era, held in Moscow on 16-17 November 2017, and his team worked towards ensuring that TB is raised in the international political agenda through the United Nations General Assembly high-level meeting on TB that was held in 2018.read less...

Mario Raskin

Mario Raskin is an Argentine harpsichordist. He was born in Buenos Aires and lives in Paris, France.

Mario Radice

Mario Radice was an Italian painter born in Como. He is considered to be an important Italian abstract artist.

Mario Ramón Beteta

Mario Ramón Beteta Monsalve was a Mexican economist who served as the last Secretary of Finance in the cabinet of President Luis Echeverría (1975–76), as director-general of Pemex (1982–87) and read more...as governor of the State of México (1987–89).read less...

Mario Maya

Mario Maya was one of Spain's most innovative and influential flamenco dancers. He was born in Córdoba in 1937, but grew up in the Sacromonte of Granada. He set up his own school in Seville in 1983 aread more...nd, ten years later, presented his new company ‘Flamenco Mario Maya’ at the Alcalá Palace Theatre in Madrid. Between 1994 and 1997 he directed the Andalusian Dance Company at the Andalusian Dance Centre. He took part in Carlos Saura’s Flamenco. Some of his most important works include Ceremonial (1974),Camelamos Naquerar (1976), ¡Ay Jondo! (1977), El Amargo (1986), El Amor Brujo (1987) and Réquiem (1994).read less...