Dr. Shoham-Hazon is an experienced internist specializing in infectious diseases, particularly HIV/AIDS treatment. Over the past 20 years, he has treated a wide range of infectious diseases and worked extensively with HIV patients, offering both clinical care and emotional support. Dr. Shoham-Hazon is dedicated to providing effective care through the latest antiviral therapies and patient education. He is a leader in his field, working on improving patient outcomes and quality of life for people living with chronic infections.
University of Toronto · Doctor of Medicine (MD) · Year: 2005
Registration No. REG-95281734 · Medical Council of Canada (MCC) - MCC · 2006
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Dr. Shoham-Hazon has been involved in clinical research focusing on the treatment and management of HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases. His research has contributed to the development of improved treatment regimens, and he has worked on studies evaluating patient adherence to therapy and the effectiveness of newer medications in the management of chronic infections.
Excellence in Infectious Disease Care – Canadian Infectious Disease Society (2014)
Dr. Shoham-Hazon has authored numerous publications in the field of infectious diseases and HIV/AIDS. In 2013, he published a study in the Canadian Journal of Infectious Diseases about new treatment protocols for HIV patients. In 2016, he contributed a paper to the Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases on the effectiveness of combination antiretroviral therapy. His most recent article, published in Atlantic Medical Review (2020), discusses advancements in managing HIV and the importance of patient-centered care.
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