Q&A with neurosurgeon Dr. Gelareh Zadeh on the latest in Glioblastoma research
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Neurosurgeon Dr. Gelareh Zadeh discusses how - and why - her lab is leading the search for new treatments into glioblastoma, the most common form of brain tumour.
you are my hero dr zade. I wish u the best of luck
I’m 13 right now, I really have been looking into neurosurgeons and I hope one day I will achieve my dream to become one and help others
Same Here buddy im 15 And definitely want to become a Neurosurgeon
I am 17 and am wanting to go to McMaster for health and or life sciences to further pursue medicine and the surgical field
That’s a good dream, I hope you are all successful.
We are all proud of you. Good luck!
This lady is a genius
Thank you for all your hard work on trying to improve the outcome/cure for people fighting glioblastoma. My beloved sister passed from this horrific disease. She was in the medical field herself. She was surgical RN for a distinguished heart surgeon then was responsible for running two surgical floor's at a large hospital. She was a person of high moral, integrity and values. Glioblastoma robbed her of her dignity. She managed to grab the bull by the horns from the git go and stayed positive. Her goal was to be around long enough to watch her only child graduate from college to receive her bachelor's degree and marry the love of her life. After fighting and undergoing three craniotomy's (two of which she had to be awake for) to prolong her life. She did manage to fulfill her dream and see her baby girl marry and become a speech pathologist. She made it two and half year's and considered herself blessed. I take great pride in knowing that I was right by her side through it all and that she is my sister. Neurosurgeon's are miracle worker's they have eye's of a hawk, a heart of a lion and the hands of a lady.
amazing working
can u put a contact from her... pleaseee🙏🏻🙏🏻
Proud of you!
Hahahaha all these Persians in comment section