About Dr. Cécile Jadin

Surgeon • Researcher • Author • Artist

Dr Cécile Jadin

My first contact with chronic infectious disease was in my father, Professor J.B. Jadin's lab.

From a very early age, I wanted to be an artist. I became a doctor almost by distraction — and surprisingly, it exceeded all expectations as I did not have any dream in this field except to become a surgeon. I did it and I left it. Chronic multiple infections took over and extended in parallel with my art.

At the age of 6, I was feeding the lab animals — guinea pigs, rats and chimpanzees — with sugar, magnesium and glutamate to improve germs' growth. From being in charge of following their daily temperature fluctuations, I was promoted to splenectomise them in order to crash their Immune Systems. This was the reason why I became a surgeon.

The Jadin Approach

Clinical observations developed over many years of treating patients with chronic infectious diseases.

I am investigating infections and dysfunctions in parallel because I believe that active infections not only create symptoms but also have an impact on the human's organs. This approach consolidates the serology's credibility.

My patients are my teachers.

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