Career MOTIVATION & Mission
Saving lives takes much more than medicine.
Abdalla began studying to become a doctor in late 2023 at only 18 years of age, as conflicts around the world intensified and people starved, despite record food production of nearly 10 million tonnes, enough to feed every human being on Earth.
Medicine Today
On its own, practicing medicine is no longer enough to save lives. Less than half of Africans have access to essential healthcare. In the US, nearly one-fifth of prescriptions are never filled.
Multidisciplinary Work
All fields of work are directly affected by political & economic crises, which prevent access to even the most basic of medication and resources, causing millions of preventable deaths.
Journalism & Media
Human stories need to be told humanly enough. People today are less empathetic toward victims of poverty, hunger, disease, and war – who are presented as mere numbers on a screen.
Healing Earth
All large movements begin small. All global movements begin local. All international movements begin nationally. A large movement is a group of smaller movements, working hand in hand.
Collaborate
Get In Touch: Work With Abdalla
Abdalla is open to working with other healthcare professionals, medical researchers, writers, journalists, content creators, and artists of all kinds. He is also open to working with newspapers, magazines, student unions, and other organizations.
You can reach out using the link below. Expect a response within approximately 1 to 3 business days.
Best Highlights from Abdalla’s Past Publications
Below are a few notable highlights from Abdalla’s most recent articles, publications, research projects, and more. Abdalla’s work has been published both digitally and in print.
He has been published since 2023. His first article was published in print in the Gulf Times, when he was only 18 years of age.
For those with nowhere else to go, Education City, with its countless financial aid options enabling third-world students to receive first-world educations, is like a small pocket of light and hope in a never-ending sea of darkness and despair. For many, Education City has made the difference between having a bright, hopeful future, and having no future at all.
From “Voices of Education City” by Abdalla Modar Dali
Published on December 20th 2023, in the Gulf Times
The socioeconomic understanding of the world that Georgetown University in Qatar instilled in me continues to inspire the way I apply and practice medicine today, in a way different to most of my colleagues. I’ve realized that today more than ever before, saving lives takes much more than medicine, and that medicine only treats people equally when society does.
From “Rebirth: Three Years of Advocacy” by Abdalla Modar Dali
Published November 16th 2025, in the Georgetown Gazette
As a medical student, I am privileged to be able to help others — billions of people want to help for any number of reasons, but simply don’t know how. Reflecting on this, I’ve realised that nothing in the world brings me more joy than helping strangers and waving goodbye, knowing I may never see them again, than contributing and improving the lives of others in the smallest of ways, than helping heal Earth’s oldest wounds, one patient at a time.
From “One Planet, One Pulse” by Abdalla Modar Dali
Excerpt of an article soon to be published.
Recent Articles
Find all of Abdalla’s publications and recent articles below – from world-renowned magazines, to local newspapers, to independent articles published on an individual basis.
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