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Treatment matched to you
We use tumor and gene testing to choose therapy aimed at your specific cancer — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
How I work
Care that's clear, modern, and on your side
No confusing medical jargon. You'll always know what's happening, what comes next, and why.
What to expect
A clear plan, step by step
- A clear plan after every visit — what we know, what comes next, and why.
- The latest treatments — the same targeted and immune-based therapies used in top U.S. and European centers.
- Smart testing — advanced tumor and gene tests, used only when they can truly change your treatment.
- Support from day one — for pain, side effects, energy, and quality of life.
Common questions
What happens at the first appointment?
We review your history and reports together, explain your diagnosis in plain language, and agree on the next steps. You leave with a clear plan — not more confusion.
Can you review my case and explain my options?
Yes. Send your pathology, scans, and reports, and I'll review everything and walk you through every option clearly, so you can make a confident decision.
What do you treat?
All cancers (tumors) and blood conditions — including anemia, clotting problems, and low or high blood counts.
Will I need chemotherapy?
Not always. Many patients are treated with targeted therapy, immunotherapy, tablets, radiation, surgery, or simply close monitoring. We choose what truly fits your case.
Can a family member be with me?
Absolutely. Having a family member with you — in person or by phone — often makes understanding and decisions easier.
How soon can I be seen?
Urgent cases come first. Message me on WhatsApp with your diagnosis and reports and we'll arrange a time quickly.
My approach
Three things you can count on
Modern cancer care should be precise, based on real evidence, and deeply human — all at once.
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Backed by the latest evidence
Your plan follows the newest international cancer guidelines — the same ones used in the U.S. and Europe — and is discussed with a team of specialists.
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Care for the whole person
Clear conversations, decisions made together, and early support for symptoms — so you and your family never feel alone.
Recognition
Internationally recognized — for your peace of mind
These results aren't just titles. They reflect a level of training and up-to-date knowledge that directly benefits your care.
ESMO Congress 2025 — Berlin
The world's leading cancer-medicine meeting (European Society for Medical Oncology, 50th anniversary).
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100th percentile on the ASCO exam (2026) — highest rank Among oncology examinees across the U.S. and Lebanon, on the exam of the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) — the largest organization of cancer doctors in the world.
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Top 5 worldwide — ESMO exam (2025) Ranked among the five best worldwide on the exam of the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO). ESMO official ↗
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Recognized within the oncology community Featured by ESMO and acknowledged by senior colleagues — including Prof. Marwan Ghosn, below.
Proud moment for Lebanon and the future of oncology. I would like to congratulate Dr. Mohamad Minhem on achieving the 100th percentile on the ASCO exam — an exceptional accomplishment that reflects years of discipline, perseverance, and excellence… Well done, Mohamad Minhem — this is only the beginning.
Background
Trained in Beirut and the United States
Years of training at respected institutions — so you're in experienced hands.
Education & training
- 2009 — 2012BS, BiologyAmerican University of Beirut (AUB)
- 2012 — 2016Doctor of Medicine (MD)American University of Beirut (AUB)
- 2018 — 2019Surgery trainingUniversity of Illinois (UIC), Chicago, USA
- 2019 — 2022Internal Medicine specialtyLoyola University Medical Center, Chicago, USA
- 2023 — 2026Hematology & Oncology specialtyUniversity of Balamand, Lebanon
Certifications & honors
- American Board–Certified (USA) — American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM). Official verification
- 100th percentile — ASCO exam (2026) — highest rank. American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO).
- Top 5 worldwide — ESMO exam (2025) — European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO). ESMO official
Why this matters to you: it reflects the level of training behind your care — but the most important thing is always a plan built around your case.
Research & teaching
Research & teaching
More than 30 published studies and abstracts. Full list on Google Scholar ↗
Selected research
- Bleeding in patients with digestive (GI) cancers — World Journal of Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (2021)
- Living-donor liver transplantation in the USA — Liver Transplantation (2021)
- Weight-loss surgery & rectal cancer — presented at the American College of Gastroenterology (2020)
- Diabetic foot infection in the Middle East (review) — Diabetic Foot Journal Middle East (2019)
- Tuberculosis presenting with digestive symptoms — ACP Hospitalist (2021)
Teaching
- Ongoing teaching for medical students, resident doctors, and specialists in training.
- Regular case discussions in lectures and multidisciplinary cancer meetings, covering:
- Breast cancer.
- Lung cancer — treatment updates.
- Colon & rectal cancer.
- Prostate & kidney cancer.
- Lymphoma & leukemia (blood cancers).
- Blood disorders — anemia, clotting, and platelet conditions.
Featured
Recognition & updates
Selected posts — including recognition from ESMO and senior oncologists.
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Contact
Book a consultation
For appointments and medical questions, reach out on WhatsApp or by email — I read every message personally.
What to send me
- Your main diagnosis (or your concern), and where you've been treated.
- Key documents: pathology report, scan reports, and your latest blood tests.
- A list of your current medications.
- Your top 3 questions.
Please note: this website is for information and does not replace emergency care. If you have an emergency, go to the nearest emergency department.