Ayesha Junaid, a final-year MBBS student at Dow Medical College, shared on LinkedIn:
“We are now in the future.
What once sounded like the future of bladder cancer care is increasingly becoming the conversation of today.
In this powerful moment, Dr. Karine Tawagi reflects on how dramatically the field has moved forward and offers a deeply personal reminder that some of the moments that initially feel the most devastating can ultimately take our lives in directions we never expected.
‘It ended up being the best thing that ever happened.’
– said Dr. Karine Tawagi.
Science evolves. Careers take unexpected turns. And sometimes, looking back, the moments that changed the plan are the ones that shaped the journey.
This is just one moment from a conversation that moves seamlessly between bladder cancer, emerging treatment approaches, clinical research, and the experiences behind a career in oncology.
Watch this clip and catch the full MedNews Week × OncoDaily conversation with Dr. Tawagi.
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