Kefah Mokbel
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Professor Kefah Mokbel MBBS MS FRCS | |
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Born | 1965 Syria |
Education | Concord College |
Alma mater | University of London |
Occupation | Surgeon |
Professor Kefah Mokbel
Personal details and education
Kefah Mokbel was born in 1965 in the currently occupied
In 2002, Mokbel was appointed an Honorary Professor at The Brunel Institute of Cancer Genetics and Pharmacogenomics at
Clinical interests
Mokbel's clinical interests in the field of breast surgery include the early detection of breast cancer, breast ductoscopy, minimally-invasive breast surgery,
Research interests
Mokbel's main research interest lies in the field of molecular biology and the clinical management of breast cancer. Furthermore, he has published several papers in the field of aesthetic breast surgery including breast reconstruction following mastectomy and augmentation mammoplasty using implants and fat transfer. His prolific research output includes over 400 published papers
In October 2017 Mokbel and his team reported through a metaanalysis that the use of hair dyes could be associated with a 20% increase in breast cancer risk.[15]
In October 2018, Mokbel and his team reported that the use of testosterone gel for hyposexual desire might not increase breast cancer risk among women using it.[16]
Press and media coverage
Kefah Mokbel has been also featured in many publications and interviews regarding breast cancer and surgery in the national and international media including:
Current appointments
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Mokbel is currently the Chair of Breast Surgery at The London Breast Institute of
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