Dr. Stephen Sammut is a behavioral neuroscientist, and a dynamic, passionate, inspiring and qualified speaker on a broad variety of topics pertaining to many of the burning ethical, moral and scientific questions facing the medical and scientific community and society in general (e.g., sexuality, drug abuse and behavioral addictions, abortion, abortion pill reversal), in a manner that is understandable to all. He is an expert in explaining and presenting science and scientific evidence, outlining the relevance and application at a practical level and never shying away from stating the hard truths.
Dr. Sammut graduated with a pharmacy degree from Monash University in Victoria, Australia followed by a Ph.D. in Neuroscience from the University of Malta, Europe. Through his research career, Dr. Sammut’s research has contributed to our understanding of various psychopathologies including depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, Parkinson’s disease and drug abuse.
He has authored and co-authored several papers in leading scientific journals relating to the research he has conducted, including two groundbreaking studies addressing abortion and abortion pill reversal at a preclinical level.
His preclinical research is supplemented with extensive research relating to psychopathology in humans, addressing significant and sensitive topics impacting human behavior and society. These include pornography, spirituality, impulsivity and other behaviors that impact mental health. Dr. Sammut’s work has been cited extensively globally, both in academic and popular (e.g. Forbes Magazine) journals.
In addition to his publications Dr. Sammut has presented his work at various conferences and institutions, nationally and internationally, in person and in radio, TV and podcast interviews. His presentations have also addressed the interaction between science, faith, politics and social dynamics.
Dr. Sammut’s research efforts continue to be focused on three primary areas: 1) research seeking to understand the deeper neurological and physiological consequences of drug-induced abortion, 2) research addressing the abortion pill-reversal, 3) research addressing the development of an animal model for relocating the embryo in ectopic pregnancy and finally and in line with his research interest in psychopathology and the application of scientific research in assisting in better understanding human behavior, 4) Dr. Sammut also conducts research addressing mental health and related behaviors in the university student population, with global implications not just at the student level but also in the wider community
Speaking Topics:
General comment: In his talks, Dr. Sammut does not simply address the topics from a biological perspective but speaks clearly of the broad implications and relationships of the science to the moral, psychological, ethical and social (including historical and political) realm, integrating the knowledge and information with the intention of providing the best understanding possible of the overall social impact on human behavior and society.
Human sexuality, including Same sex attraction: These talks address the biological reality of human sexuality and the consequences of disordered behaviors.
The brain and behavior: In these talks Dr. Sammut draws on the many years of study of the brain and behavior to present an understanding of brain functioning and behavior, from the clinical to human behavior, addressing both normal and pathological behaviors.
Abortion: In addition to presenting his ground-breaking findings pertaining to the negative consequences of abortion at the preclinical level and their relevance at the human behavioral level, Dr. Sammut also addresses this topic from a practical perspective as it impacts society, addressing ethical, political, academic and other issues.
Abortion pill reversal: Dr. Sammut addresses his ground-breaking findings pertaining to abortion pill reversal, providing biological evidence for the methodology, in addition to challenging the misinformation and exposing the cancel culture within academia that seeks to suppress the truth.
Ethics and challenges in science: In these talks Dr. Sammut addresses ethical foundations of science, scientific experimentation, the obligations of scientists, in addition to addressing abuses and violations of human rights and crimes against humanity that continue to be perpetrated to the current day. These talks also address how science, psychology and medicine are being utilized to manipulate humanity and human behavior to ends that seek to destroy humanity. When addressing this topic Dr. Sammut challenges the cancel culture that has penetrated academia drawing, not only from the substantial evidence in current academia, but also directly from his own experiences.
Drug abuse and other addictions, including behavioral addictions: Dr. Sammut addresses the workings of the brain underlying addition and behavioral addictions, in addition to the real miracle of the brain in its capacity to overcome these behaviors.
