Rana Youness: I was honored to be invited as a guest speaker at the 16th Breast Gynecological and Immunooncology International Cancer Conference
Rana Youness, Assistant Professor at German International University, shared on LinkedIn:
“I was honored to be invited as a guest speaker at the 16th Breast Gynecological and Immunooncology International Cancer Conference–BGICC at Hilton Cairo Heliopolis talking about our latest project related to Young Breast Cancer Patients and the undeniable escalation incidence that starts to evade the Middle East Countries and Egypt in Particular.
We have been working on such challenging project since 2018 and published a lot of work and on regular basis presenting it in ESMO – European Society for Medical Oncology and European Association for Cancer Research and published them in several peer-reviewed international high-impact factor Journals. It was my pleasure to summarize our steps in this area and to present the work of our marvelous smart scientists in such prestigious conference.
I am extremely thankful for such invitation Dr. Deena Lasheen and Dr. Ashraf Abadi.
Extremely grateful for my mentor Dr. Mohamed Gad for all the support and motivation he always nourish me with, our dear collaborator and partner of success Dr. Tamer Manie and last and definitely not least the real soldiers behind such project the undergraduate students from The German University in Cairo as I remember this was the part of the Bch. Theses of Mustafa Abdellatif and Ahmed Riad, Biotechnology students class 2019 , followed by the fruitful internship period of Caroline Joseph, Monika Rafik Khedr and Miray Maged in my lab during their undergraduate studies supported and guided all the way by my amazing Msc. And PhD students Heba Nafea, Aisha El-Khouly, Raghda Soliman, Noha Selem and currently German International University – GIU Biotechnology Students Sarah Hany and Ahmed Mokhtar are completing the steps for having a ‘Personalized-Non-Coding RNA Signature for The Egyptian Young Breast Cancer Patients’.
I always say, I consider myself lucky because I work with amazing group of scientists who are smarter and more hard workers even than me.”
Source: Rana Youness/LinkedIn
