I was born and raised in Győr, Hungary - a historic city along the Danube - where my early fascination with human biology and physiology set me on the path to Semmelweis University in Budapest. I earned my medical degree summa cum laude , laying the foundation for a career bridging bedside care and clinical research. I completed my PhD in Clinical Medicine while undergoing specialty training in Pediatrics. To broaden my methodological skills, I participated in the Harvard Medical School Foundations of Clinical Research program in 2022. Currently, I work as a postdoctoral clinical researcher and neonatology fellow at the Department of Neonatology, Pediatric Center, Semmelweis University. Alongside my medical and research career, Hungarian folk dancing has been a lifelong passion since childhood, and today I find balance as a mother of two little children.
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