Thank you Stephen L. Archer for your continued mentorship and inspiration.

Thank you Bishal Gyawali, MD, PhD, FASCO for your continued encouragement and support. I'm so lucky to be blessed with these sentiments from you everyday, having you locally.

I'm humbled by the recognition & opportunity, provided by Royal College of Canada. Its rewarding to use this grant on curriculum development in my home country Sri Lanka through collaboration with my new home, Canada. The Royal College Queen's University University Colombo

Thank you, Dr. Fabio Moraes. looking forward to further the collaboration through the Global Oncology Program

Thank you Sonal Varma MD

Thank you Elizabeth Eisenhauer for your encouragement.

Thank you Susan Thanabalasingam

Thank you Shiv. Means a lot coming for a Cardiologist

Thank you Queen's U Department of Medicine

Thank you Sanjeeva Gunasekera. You are an integral part of all this success

Thank you, Ceylon College of Critical Care specialist, for the invitation and for organizing this forum for your trainees. This is a great initiative towards enabling critical appraisal and knowledge dissemination among future clinicians. Queen's U Department of Medicine Queen's Health Sciences

There is a reason why people select QIM for their Internal Medicine training. Journal club doesn't get any better! Queen's U Department of Medicine Queen's Health Sciences Research@Queen's University Queen's University

What a great start to DOM Grandrounds for the year! "The role of Psychedelics in end of life, psychological distress" @DrDAKain Claudio Soares @PsychiatryQueens Queen's PGME Queen's U Department of Medicine Queen's Health Sciences

This is a complimentary event open to all Kingstonians, organized by the city of Kingston and the Sri Lankan Association in Kingston. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!

Thank you, ASCO for this honour. Very pleased to be in such a great company of colleagues, and to represent Queen's Health Sciences Sinclair Cancer Research Institute Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR) and Nepal into the FASCO directory.

Such a proud milestone and lifetime achievement Bishal Gyawali, MD, PhD, FASCO

BREAKING from NEJM In cancer patients w/ Cancer-Associated Venous Thromboembolism, reduced-dose apixaban (2.5 mg BID) is : 🔘Noninferior to full-dose (5 mg BID) for VTE recurrence 🔘Lower bleeding risk (12.1% vs. 15.6%) 🔘Safer extended anticoagulation, same protection.

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Congrats Bishal Gyawali, MD, PhD, FASCO on receiving #AVBCC's 2025 #40under40inCancer award! A well-deserved recognition to one of the nation’s most promising young oncology professionals contributing to improving the lives of those affected by cancer. #RisingStars #emergingleaders #ASCO2025

Don't miss it! VIRTUAL #MedicalGrandRounds with Drs. Wu, Nguyen, Anderson. Learn about: Obstetric medicine at Queen’s University – the first 5 years. 🗓️Thurs., May 22nd, 2025 @ 7:45AM. 💻Email [email protected] to join.