Nepali medical oncologist Dr. Bishal Gyawali has been ranked number one in the world in the ScholarGPS Global Oncology Rankings, a prestigious global assessment of researchers’ academic impact in cancer studies.
The ranking evaluates researchers based on productivity, citation impact, and overall academic influence in their respective fields. Dr. Gyawali’s top position highlights his significant contributions to global cancer research and evidence-based oncology.
Currently serving as an associate professor of medical oncology and public health sciences at Queen’s University, Canada, Dr. Gyawali is widely recognized for his work on cancer treatment effectiveness, healthcare affordability, and policy-driven cancer care, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
His achievement is being celebrated as a moment of pride for Nepal, reflecting the growing global presence of Nepali professionals in advanced medical research and innovation.