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Precision medicine
Biomarkers and targeted therapies — tailored to the biology of each case.
Care that feels clear and safe
Less jargon. More structure. Decisions you can understand.
What to expect
Structured, step-by-step care
- Clear plan after each visit (what we know, what’s next, why).
- Evidence-first decisions (using the latest treatments offered in the US and Europe).
- Precision testing as DNA and RNA testing used when it can change treatment.
- Supportive care early (symptoms, side effects, quality of life).
Quick questions
Do you offer second opinions?
Yes. I can review pathology, imaging, and prior treatments and provide a clear options-focused plan.
Can you review my tests before the visit?
Yes. Send pathology, imaging reports, and recent labs so the visit focuses on decisions.
Do you treat both cancer and blood disorders?
Yes. This includes cancers, anemia, clotting disorders, and platelet conditions.
Does every patient need chemotherapy?
No. Options may include targeted therapy, immunotherapy, chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, or observation.
Can a family member join by phone during the visit?
Yes. We can include a family member to support understanding and decisions.
How quickly can I get an appointment?
Urgent cases are prioritized. Message via WhatsApp or email and include your diagnosis and reports.
Three pillars
Modern oncology should be precise, evidence-driven, and human.
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Evidence-based care
Up-to-date guidelines, multidisciplinary thinking, and safe execution.
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Compassionate support
Clear communication, shared decisions, and symptom-focused care early.
Background
Training and continuous learning — summarized.
Education
- BS, Biology — American University of Beirut (2009–2012)
- MD — American University of Beirut (2012–2016)
- General Surgery Internship — UIC/MGH, Chicago, USA (2018–2019)
- Internal Medicine Residency — Loyola Medicine, Chicago, USA (2019–2022)
- Hematology & Oncology Fellowship — University of Balamand (2023–2026)
Academic work
Full list of more than 30 publications and abstracts available on Google Scholar
Publications
- GI hemorrhage in GI cancer — World Journal of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (2021)
- Living-donor liver transplantation in the USA — Liver Transplantation (2021)
- Bariatric surgery & rectal cancer (abstract) — American Journal of Gastroenterology / ACG (2020)
- Diabetic foot infection in MENA (systematic review) — Diabetic Foot Journal Middle East (2019)
- TB presenting with GI symptoms — ACP Hospitalist (2021)
Teaching
- Continuous teaching to medical students, residents, and fellows.
- Variety of topics reviewed discussed on weekly basis in didactic lectures and tumor boards some listed below:
- Prostate cancer use of radioligand therapy
- Renal cell carcinoma: NCCN-guided approach.
- Non-small cell lung cancer treatment updates.
- Colorectal cancer biology & pathophysiology.
Contact
Appointments and medical inquiries: WhatsApp or email.
Before you message
- Main diagnosis (or concern) + where you were treated.
- Key documents: pathology, imaging reports, latest labs.
- Your top 3 questions.
Note: This site is informational and does not replace emergency care.