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Nadia Badawi

Australian physician

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About Nadia Badawi

Nadia Badawi was an Australian physician and researcher.

Nadia Badawi is an Australian medical researcher and neonatologist with expertise in newborn encephalopathy and cerebral palsy.

Life Badawi grew up in Egypt, where she trained in paediatrics and neonatology. After spending time living in Dublin, Ireland, Badawi relocated to Australia in 1992 to undertake a Ph.D under the supervison of Fiona Stanley at the Telethon Institute for Child Health Research in Perth.

In 1997, Badawi moved to Sydney and took up the position of head of the Grace Centre for Newborn Care at the Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children, now called the Children's Hospital at Westmead. Badawi was nominated for 2026 Australian of the Year.

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Important facts

Nationality
Education
University of Western Australia
Employers
University of Sydney
Awards
Member of the Order of Australia

Frequently asked questions

Who was Nadia Badawi?

Australian physician

What was Nadia Badawi's occupation?

Nadia Badawi was a physician and researcher.

What nationality was Nadia Badawi?

Nadia Badawi was Australian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Nadia Badawi

· Wikidata: Q56043551

· DBpedia: Nadia Badawi

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