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Un essai clinique contre le cancer de la prostate à Montréal
Un premier patient a été traité mercredi et un deuxième doit l’être jeudi, a confié le docteur Ramy Saleh, qui est oncologue médical au Centre du cancer…
New Kids on the Oncology Block – Dr. Ramy Saleh..
Dr. Ramy Saleh is a medical oncologist at the McGill University Health Center and the Medical Director of Oncology Clinical trials at the Center of Innovative…
Deux sœurs frappées par le même cancer rare, elles seront à
«Je ne pense pas qu’il y aura une année dans leur vie où elles ne feront pas de scan», avoue le Dr Ramy Saleh, oncologue qui suit les sœurs au Centre universitaire de santé…
Montreal sisters inspire: fighting same rare cancer Terry Fox had
If my sister can do it, I can do it,” says Katelyn Harding, 19-year-old Montrealer who was diagnosed with the same cancer as her sister, just months from each other….
Quebec’s health insurance board refuses to pay for experimental…
A 31-year-old Quebec woman with a rare cancer is fighting for her life. Her oncologist, Dr. Ramy Saleh, speaks with Julia Caron about why he too is lobbying for his patient.
McGill enrolled the first patient into the Calgary’s Cart T cell trial…
Dr. Ramy Saleh’s dedication and tireless efforts have led to McGill’s enrollment in the cutting-edge CART T-cell trial, offering hope to those facing advanced alveolar..
When cancer strikes teens and young adults
“We believe the AYA population is the most underserved population in oncology,” said Dr. Ramy Saleh, a medical oncologist at the McGill University Health Centre.
A Comprehensive Approach to Better Treating Sarcoma
Dr. Saleh’s message to sarcoma patients and their loved ones throughout the treatment process is to have patience and trust in the medical professionals who are overseeing…
Quebec woman with rare cancer will get out-of-province..
Dr. Ramy Saleh, the medical director of oncology research at the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC), says the research fund was able to contribute because he is …
Ms. Alain would have been the first Quebec patient to benefit
Ms. Alain would have been the first Quebec patient to benefit from the treatment, which is new for sarcomas but has already been proven to be effective for other type…
Sooran’s story: facing a rare cancer with family by his side
“Our main priority is to make sure that patients who are diagnosed with sarcoma know about all the clinical trials going on in the province” Dr. Ramy Saleh has seen…..
Montreal hospital bridges cancer and birth centres to unite family
“It’s much less stressful for the patient knowing his family is there, and that he’s able to be the father that he wanted to be, but at the same time to focus… treatment.”
Health Matters: Uniting specialists to fight a rare but deadly cancer
Dr. Ramy Saleh shares how SaRC-Q and uniting specialists from across Quebec will offer sarcoma patients the best possible care. You can listen to the full episode on…
What you may not have known about bladder cancer
“When you get diagnosed, there’s a 60 to 70 per cent chance that the cancer can come back in the early stages,” Dr. Ramy Saleh, medical oncologist at McGill University..
‘Tinder for clinical trials’: Montreal doctor creates website to match…
This idea was born out of a need we are experiencing firsthand,” said Dr. Ramy Saleh, a physician with the McGill University Health Centre (MUHC) and founder of the website.
CanCOVID Speaker Series: Issues with COVID Trials in Canada
Dr. Ramy Saleh is the founder of Airmed Trials and a practicing physician at the McGill University Health Centre. In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Dr. Saleh, in…
Montreal oncologist playing central role in clinical COVID-19 trials
Dr. Ramy R. Saleh, the initiator of the project and a physician at the MUHC, notes that globally, thousands of researchers and many billions of dollars are being invested…
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