As physicians and, more importantly, as humans, the message in this video is something we need to always keep in mind:
Saturday, August 3, 2013
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About Me
- Hammad
- I am a physician board certified in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R) and Stanford fellowship trained in spinal cord injury medicine. I was in an automobile accident with my family on May 23, 2009 that caused, among other things, a traumatic brain injury, a C5 brachial plexus injury and a T2 complete spinal cord injury. That's not going to hold me back in accomplishing my dreams.
More About Me
- My talk at TEDxGeorgiaTech, November 2013
- Muslim Heroes exclusive interview, April 2013
- Article in the magazine UGA PreMed, February 2013
- Article and new video in Georgia Health News, July 2012
- Article in the magazine emel, July 2012
- Article in the newspaper Gwinnett Daily Post, November 2011
- Article in the magazine GHSU Today (p.14), spring 2011
- Video - "Hammad Aslam, 1st year", fall 2010
- Muslim Heroes exclusive interview, April 2013
- Article in the magazine UGA PreMed, February 2013
- Article and new video in Georgia Health News, July 2012
- Article in the magazine emel, July 2012
- Article in the newspaper Gwinnett Daily Post, November 2011
- Article in the magazine GHSU Today (p.14), spring 2011
- Video - "Hammad Aslam, 1st year", fall 2010
Most Popular Posts
- "Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies."
- Article about me in GHSU Today, Winter/Spring 2011
- Two Years. The scars remind me that the past is real.
- Eight years later: back but not the same
- I never say quite what I mean, I never mean quite what I say
- Stand tall
- Video about me, "Hammad Aslam, 1st Year"
- Article in Georgia Health News
- Where love is.
- Thanks, Doc.