Dr. Talia Golan – Leading Pancreatic Cancer Specialist at Sheba Medical Center
Dr. Talia Golan is a distinguished oncologist and the Head of the Sheba Pancreatic Cancer Center (SPCC) at Sheba Medical Center, Israel’s largest and most advanced hospital. Renowned for her pioneering work in pancreatic cancer research and treatment, Dr. Golan is dedicated to delivering cutting-edge, personalized care to patients facing this challenging disease.
With extensive expertise in gastrointestinal oncology, Dr. Golan specializes in innovative therapies, including targeted treatments and clinical trials for pancreatic cancer. Her leadership at SPCC has positioned the center as a global hub for groundbreaking research and multidisciplinary care, offering hope to patients worldwide.
Dr. Golan’s contributions to oncology have earned her international recognition, including advancements in biomarker-driven therapies and early detection strategies. Her patient-centered approach combines compassion with the latest medical advancements, ensuring the highest standard of care.
For those seeking a top pancreatic cancer specialist, Dr. Talia Golan at Sheba Medical Center provides unparalleled expertise, innovative treatment options, and a commitment to improving outcomes for every patient.
Specialities
Dr. Talia Golan specializes in treating a range of conditions within their field. Learn more about the treatments, procedures, and medical areas where they bring extensive experience and trusted care.
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Oncologist MD
Educational Info
Learn about Dr. Talia Golan’s medical journey — from education to specialization — and how their academic training supports their commitment to patient care.
Tel Aviv University(MD )
Memberships
Dr. Talia Golan is an active member of several esteemed medical organizations, ensuring alignment with the latest clinical guidelines and ethical practices.
American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)
Award Info
Over the years, Dr. Talia Golan has received multiple awards that highlight their dedication to patient well-being, innovation in treatment, and leadership in the medical community.
The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN) Translational Research Award(Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN) )
Experience
With a career spanning 8+ years, Dr. Talia Golan has served in various esteemed medical centers, contributing to both outpatient and surgical care across a wide spectrum of cases.
Koç Üniversitesi Hastanesi(Baş Uzman 2007-10-21 - 2012-11-19)
Medicana Hastanesi(Kıdemli Uzman 2017-05-24 - 2017-09-08)
Central Hastanesi(Doçent 2017-11-04 - 2022-02-14)
Frequently Asked Questions
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Dr. Talia Golan, a renowned Oncologist in Israel, practices at Sheba Medical Center, Israel. You can consult the doctor for expert and personalized care.
Booking an appointment with Dr. Talia Golan is simple. Visit MediFyr, go to the doctor’s profile, and schedule a clinic visit or online video consultation instantly.
Dr. Talia Golan has received positive feedback from 13+ patients and is highly recommended by those users for quality healthcare and professionalism.
Yes, Dr. Talia Golan offers teleconsultation for patients who prefer virtual appointments. You can book an online session directly through Medifyr for safe and convenient care from home.
Patient Experience
Patients share their experiences and feedback about their treatment with Dr. Talia Golan, reflecting the doctor’s commitment to quality care, advanced treatment, and patient-focused service. Explore real stories from individuals who have trusted Dr. Talia Golan with their health.
A 72-year-old Holocaust survivor with metastatic pancreatic cancer refused conventional treatment due to trauma from medical experiments during imprisonment. Dr. Golan spent weeks building trust, arranged for a survivor support group companion during appointments, and created a gentle immunotherapy regimen that provided 18 months of quality life with his family.
A 16-year-old competitive swimmer from a wealthy Tel Aviv family developed a rare synovial sarcoma in her shoulder. Dr. Golan collaborated with orthopedic oncology to perform limb-sparing surgery followed by proton therapy, allowing the patient to return to national-level competition within two years.
A 45-year-old Ethiopian immigrant with limited Hebrew proficiency presented with advanced cervical cancer. Dr. Golan worked with hospital interpreters to ensure understanding, incorporated traditional healing practices into symptom management, and achieved complete remission through radiation and chemotherapy despite initial diagnosis at stage IIIB.
A 33-year-old ultra-Orthodox father of six with testicular cancer sought treatment only after rabbinical approval. Dr. Golan consulted with his religious leaders to modify treatment schedules around Sabbath, arranged childcare during hospitalizations, and achieved cure with orchidectomy and carefully timed chemotherapy.
A 28-year-old Bedouin woman from an unrecognized village presented with advanced ovarian cancer discovered during her first pregnancy. Dr. Golan coordinated with social services to arrange temporary housing near Sheba Medical Center, developed a targeted treatment plan safe for pregnancy, and delivered both chemotherapy and a healthy baby girl via planned C-section at 34 weeks.