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Dr. Mo'men Samy Syaj
CEO & Co-founder
Academic & Professional Biography
Serving as the CEO and Co-founder of the Elsewedy Evidence Center, Dr. Mo'men Samy Syaj drives both the operational and clinical research strategies of the facility.
Affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine at Zagazig University and USMLE Step 1 certified, he is a specialized medical researcher who bridges the gap between clinical excellence and rigorous academic research methodology.
With a core clinical focus on stroke pathophysiology, neurology, gastroenterology (GIT), and headache management, his scholarly contributions include impactful research on the prevalence of neurological conditions, such as the impact of headaches on the academic and social lives of university students in Egypt published in top-tier medical journals.
Publications & Research
- 01Prevalence of Headache and Its Impacts on Academic and Social Lives Among University Students in Egypt: A Cross-Sectional Study (P3-12.009)Neurology 104 (7_Supplement_1), 5963, 2025
- 02Prevalence of Headache and its impacts on Academic and Social lives Among University Students in Egypt: A Cross-Sectional Study (P3-15.014)Neurology 106 (11_Supplement_1), 2976, 2026
- 03Association between the Risk of Hemorrhagic Stroke and Liver Enzymes Levels: A Systematic Review and Meta-analysis of 2,021,882 Patients (P9-4.009)Neurology 106 (11_Supplement_1), 2952, 2026
- 04ABSTRACT NUMBER: ESOC2026A2278 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE RISK OF HEMORRHAGIC STROKE AND LIVER ENZYMES LEVELS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF 2,021,882 PATIENTSEuropean Stroke Journal 11 (Supplement_1), i955-i955, 2026
- 05ABSTRACT NUMBER: ESOC2026A1201 ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE RISK OF HEMORRHAGIC STROKE AND LIVER ENZYMES LEVELS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS OF 2,021,882 PATIENTSEuropean Stroke Journal 11 (Supplement_1), i821-i821, 2026
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