Pictured here: PNOC Leadership meeting with leadership of the largest Children's Cancer Hospital in Egypt, Hospital 57357! Excited to continue making a global impact #PNOCInternational

My #first tweet- to bring attention to the outdated 18th century laws prohibiting us from providing healthcare to patients across state lines. Covid proved telemedicine was possible. Let’s not go backwards to laws created before the 🚘 & ☎️. ⬇️ NEJM nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

I am honored to be one of the experts presenting at this hybrid event, organized by King Fahad medical center in Saudi Arabia. Thank you Nahla Mobark for your kind invite.

I am honored that the Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research awarded me a grant in support of our work to help find a cure for childhood cancer, part of the $4 million in research grants distributed by Rally Foundation and its Collaborative Partners this year. #RallyOn

I would like to thank SIOP International for giving me the opportunity to Chair the Plenary session on Intracranial Germ Cell Tumors at @SIOP2023 alongside my dear friends and colleagues Dr. Ketia Terashima from Japan Keita Terashima and Dr. Mathew Murray from the UK Matthew Murray.

The goal that took down the reigning state champs. Ladue junior Ahmad Shebl scores off a corner kick against the run of play in the 2nd half that ultimately upset Webster Groves in the Class 3 District 3 semifinals. Ladue Soccer

PNOC001, our Phase II Study of everolimus for recurrent or progressive low-grade gliomas in children is now published! A huge congratulations to the team! Read more at: ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JC…

I am honored and thrilled to receive this $2 Million CureSearch Catapult grant to support our innovative NK cell trial in brain tumors which will run through the Pediatric Neuro-Oncology Consortium PNOC @WashUPeds

Ahmad called game!

The wordsmith Ben Vessa was at it again! Brilliant write up of what was a fantastic district championship between Ladue and Westminster! He captures the game perfectly in his write up! Take a bow!

Ladue Horton Watkins strikes first! The Rams lead 1-0 in the Class 3 State Championship Game! 📺: MSHSAA.TV

#SNO2024: WashU Medicine neuro-oncologists and researchers at Siteman, including Corina Anastasaki and Mohamed Shebl Abdelbaki, present today. Check out the conference details here: soc-neuro-onc.org/SNOAnnualMeeti… The Brain Tumor Center SNO