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Number of Visitors
since May 31, 2007: 274355 |
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University Health Network
TWH Liver Clinic, 399 Bathurst St
6B Fell Pav Rm 164
Toronto ON M5T 2S8
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416-603-5800 ex 5534 |
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416-603-5760 |
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medicineleader@yahoo.com |
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| Biography | |
Wael graduated from the faculty of medicine, Minya University (EL Minya, Egypt) and received his MD in 1998. Wael has been trained as a medical resident for 3 years in the Gastroenterology and Hepatology department at El-Minya University, Egypt. He obtained his Tropical medicine master degree in 2003 and his master thesis was about the prevalence of HCV infection in patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver. Since 2004, Wael has been working as an assistant lecturer of Tropical medicine at EL Minya University, Egypt. He is currently working as a clinical research fellow in Gasteroenterology Hepatology department at Toronto Western Hospital.
Wael’s research interests include HCV and insulin resistance and the effect of antiviral therapy.
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| Testimony | |
In fact, I have a fabulous experience with the NCRTP-Hep C training program. I joined this program with the aim of being a clinical researcher in hepatitis C field. As a clinician, I was lacking the in-depth knowledge of hepatitis C basic science. Indeed, this program provides me with a great deal of comprehensive and up to date knowledge and understanding of basic, clinical and socioeconomic aspects of hepatitis C research field. Also, it gave me the chance to contact with a group of notable scientists and trainees in nearly all different fields of hepatitis C research. This enables me to gain the skills of critical appraisal, scientific thinking and knowledge translation. In addition, it allowed me to know how hepatitis C scientists do their research work and how they deal with the obstacles they encounter. Actually, all this has an excellent impact on my clinical practice and now I became more convincing and feel that I provide my patients with a special medical service. In conclusion, the NCRTP-Hep C is a wonderful unique multidisciplinary program that is capable of making you a well- trained and independent hepatitis C researcher.
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| Mentor(s) | | Jenny Heathcote (primary)
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| Disciplines | |
Viral hepatitis , Metabolic syndrome , liver disease |
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