Zain Douba Takes The Best Case Report Poster Award
Zain Douba, Hematology Resident, Reviewer at Elsevier, BMJ, BMC ans SAGE Journals, shared on LinkedIn:
”Honored and Humbled: Winning the Best Case Report Poster Award at the Syrian Hematology/Oncology Association 30th Annual Conference 2025!
Thrilled to announce that I received the “Best Poster of Case Report Award” for 2025 for the poster entitled:
“A Rare Familial Cluster of Congenital Erythropoietic Porphyria: Case Series and Literature Review”
This was my first time presenting at this national conference, making this recognition especially meaningful.
The conference was a remarkable gathering of over 100 professors, specialists, and residents from across Syria.
Presenting my case report among such distinguished peers was a invaluable learning opportunity for me.
I would extend my sincere gratitude to my mentors and professors for their unwavering guidance, to the conference organizers for creating such a great platform for young professionals, to my colleagues and co-authors for their collaboration and support.
This award is a significant motivator
. It reinforces my passion for Hematology/Oncology to contributing to patient care and medical research in Syria.
I look forward to continuing this journey of learning and collaboration.”
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