Hadi Mohammad Khanli

Assistant Professor, Division of Neurology, Department of Medicine, City of Hope, USA

Dr. Mohammad Khanli is a double board-certified physician in neurology and clinical neurophysiology, currently working as an assistant professor of neurology at City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Center in California. After graduation from Tehran University of Medical Sciences in Iran, and completion of a four-year neurology residency program in Tabriz University, Dr. Khanli moved to United States. He initially started to work as a research fellow studying age-related neuromuscular impairments at UCLA, then completed an internship at New York Metropolitan Hospital, followed by a three-year neurology residency program at George Washington Hospital and one-year clinical neurophysiology fellowship at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). During his fellowship, Dr. Khanli worked also as a consultant for neurological complications of blood malignancies and their treatment including neuropathies, and CNS neurotoxicity. He published multiple abstracts and articles about common neurological disorders in well-respected medical journals during his career.

Shahriar Nafissi

Professor of Neurology, Shariati Hospital
Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran

(Moderator)

Marjan Yaghmaie

Associate Professor, Research Institute for Oncology, Hematology and Cell Therapy, Head of Leading House for Iran-North America Academic Partnerships, Tehran University of Medical Sciences, Iran

(Facilitator)

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