This man is wonderful, he saved my life, in 2003, I also had to have a second open heartop replaced aorta mechanical valve,was replaced in 2011 . I have to say I love my lifesaverxx
He also saved my life in 2011. At the age of 42 I had to have a quadruple bypass. His exact words were you have bad genes and not the ones your wearing 😂such a top man I would love to shake his hand once again.
Amazing surgeon, I am always grateful for what you have done for me. After being bitten by a tick and needing two heart valves replaced, I can't thank you enough. I will forever owe my life to you. Thank you, thank you! I've now moved to Malta, really enjoying life and realizing what's truly important. I hope you enjoy the game, and if you see this, I’m sure you’ll know who it is. ❤️
What a great talk! Sackur is an excellent interviewer and Dr. Nashef a beautiful person, who proves that being an outstanding doctor starts by being a kind person.
We need more people with his kind, honest, and thoughtful demeanor to become our doctors and surgeons of tomorrow. It's too bad there are more self absorbed people these days than there are kind....
Thank you very much for that this interview of a humble and personable top cardiologist. His attitude is a far cry from the ‘God complex’ fancifully depicted in the film Malice where Alec Baldwin plays a surgeon with messianic delusions. I recently spent 4 hours in a Swiss hospital having cardiac tests and was very grateful for the care I received. I was surprised to hear that the US spends considerably more on healthcare than the UK. In Switzerland it is mandatory to pay for health insurance which can range in between 300 to over 1000 francs per month if one pays for private care. If this sounds very capitalistic it is not so because the government provides subsidies for low income families and thus it is a mixture of a welfare state and a a capitalist system and the quality of care is very high. A friend of mine teaches physics at La Sorbonne in Paris and accepts paying a high % of his salary in taxes fir the French well fare system. As an American I hope that my country will adopt a so-called universal health care system so that all citizens will be able to benefit from quality care…the Martians will have to be placed on waiting lists and given X file videos to bide their time.
Stephen, if Dr Samer can reply my question would be highly appreciated.....which is, can cupping technique suck the deposits of the arteries (if the CA score is high) ??? If not what is the best way to clean arteries ???
19:55 "Patients are unpredictable and medicine is unpredictable and ll that is takes is for one thing to go wrong and your 100% occupancy of the intensive care unit leads to 20 operations being cancelled...." Then Covid hit.
People want to see doctors as Gods , according to them , they are not ordinary humans , that's why they don't want to hear their honest stories in their career , Just like religious people , according to them prophets don't make mistakes. My children don't want to hear about my miserable childhood , i am their mom , their role model , my life must have been perfect from the day i was born What i found out , that some people are destined and should be perfect , no flaws , because they serve others I also think that is selfish , we should put ourselves in their shoes , we will see things different , even with their flaws we should respect their struggle in life . I noticed that doctors and moms have something in common , no true sympathy towards them . Why is that ! Maybe because their serving role is not replaceable .
This man is wonderful, he saved my life, in 2003, I also had to have a second open heartop replaced aorta mechanical valve,was replaced in 2011 . I have to say I love my lifesaverxx
He also saved my life in 2011. At the age of 42 I had to have a quadruple bypass. His exact words were you have bad genes and not the ones your wearing 😂such a top man I would love to shake his hand once again.
Stephen Sackur is a brilliant interviewer of interesting and substantial guests. This is why the BBC is worth every penny. Long may it continue.
Amazing surgeon, I am always grateful for what you have done for me. After being bitten by a tick and needing two heart valves replaced, I can't thank you enough. I will forever owe my life to you. Thank you, thank you! I've now moved to Malta, really enjoying life and realizing what's truly important. I hope you enjoy the game, and if you see this, I’m sure you’ll know who it is. ❤️
i owe my life to this superb Surgeon 12 years on from my Surgery.
Such a humble man. We need more people like him. Great personality!
Dr. Nashef shows how to be a great doctor. Loved his talk!
What a great talk! Sackur is an excellent interviewer and Dr. Nashef a beautiful person, who proves that being an outstanding doctor starts by being a kind person.
We need more people with his kind, honest, and thoughtful demeanor to become our doctors and surgeons of tomorrow.
It's too bad there are more self absorbed people these days than there are kind....
TheConspiracy Realist True!
Many Docs are unfortunatley just careerists with a transactional approach towards ill humans
What a fantastic and informative talk! Dr. Nashef is also a great crossword setter, which is what lead me here.
Very informative and useful program
I can't believe the interviewer kept such a straight face saying "The angina monologues", I was crying
One of the best talk!
We should applaud to the fact that talent moves with people so immigration is not a bad thing at all.
Many bad things move as well.
What an honest fantastic guy.
Dr Nashef is so articulate and witty. ♡
Great talk 🌸
Amazing Surgeon ❤️💚🥰
Uncannily similar thoughts echoed by Dr. Henry Marsh.
hello BBC Hardtalk, Could you please post the one talking with Liu Xiaoming, the Chinese Ambassador ?
You asked what I want
That voice...
Thank you very much for that this interview of a humble and personable top cardiologist. His attitude is a far cry from the ‘God complex’ fancifully depicted in the film Malice where Alec Baldwin plays a surgeon with messianic delusions. I recently spent 4 hours in a Swiss hospital having cardiac tests and was
very grateful for the care I received. I was surprised to hear that the US spends considerably more on healthcare than the UK. In Switzerland it is mandatory to pay for health insurance which can range in between 300 to over 1000 francs per month if one pays for private care. If this sounds very capitalistic it is not so because the government provides subsidies for low income families and thus it is a mixture of a welfare state and a a capitalist system and the quality of care is very high. A friend of mine teaches physics at La Sorbonne in Paris and accepts paying a high % of his salary in taxes fir the French well fare system. As an American I hope that my country will adopt a so-called universal health care system so that all citizens will be able to benefit from quality care…the Martians will have to be placed on waiting lists and given X file videos to bide their time.
Good man
love the host! KING OF INTERRUPTING!
Stephen, if Dr Samer can reply my question would be highly appreciated.....which is, can cupping technique suck the deposits of the arteries (if the CA score is high) ??? If not what is the best way to clean arteries ???
Do you really think you can get a free medical advice for a complicated cardiac case in TH-cam.... you must be out of your mind dude.
@@Unknown-qy3dx why not ???
1. No 2. Scrape them out/atherectomy
What country he from originally
Palestinian
Interesting thing is that he is of Syrian origin.
Most cardiologists in the US are of Indian origin..........so???? what are you getting at.
Simo Galile hes Greek I think?
@@bonran no they are not lol
What’s interesting in that ?
His father is Palestinian!
No comments are good comments 😆
19:55
"Patients are unpredictable and medicine is unpredictable and ll that is takes is for one thing to go wrong and your 100% occupancy of the intensive care unit leads to 20 operations being cancelled...."
Then Covid hit.
The video finds you
People want to see doctors as Gods , according to them , they are not ordinary humans , that's why they don't want to hear their honest stories in their career ,
Just like religious people , according to them prophets don't make mistakes.
My children don't want to hear about my miserable childhood , i am their mom , their role model , my life must have been perfect from the day i was born
What i found out , that some people are destined and should be perfect , no flaws , because they serve others
I also think that is selfish , we should put ourselves in their shoes , we will see things different , even with their flaws we should respect their struggle in life .
I noticed that doctors and moms have something in common , no true sympathy towards them . Why is that ! Maybe because their serving role is not replaceable .
Palestinians are industrious
How you know he’s Palestinian