I'm thrilled to share that I was recognized as one of the top 30 posters at Rutgers School of Dental Medicine for my research on "Potential adverse outcomes from immune checkpoint inhibitors in head and neck cancer - 2 Case Reports." This recognition marks an incredible milestone in my research journey.
I want to give a huge shoutout to Dr. Samuel Quick for his unwavering mentorship and Dr. Subramanian for going above and beyond to support this work. Their guidance was instrumental in bringing this research to life. Rutgers School of Dental Medicine has given me the platform to pursue meaningful research and share important clinical findings with the dental community.
I'm incredibly proud to announce that this research has been published in Quintessence International. If you're considering taking on a research project as an international dental graduate, I want to encourage you to go for it. Research not only strengthens your profile but also allows you to contribute to the field and inspire others.
