Prof. Dr. M A Hasanat

Dr. Hasanat’s academic journey demonstrates his commitment to endocrine specialization:

• MBBS degree from a prestigious Bangladeshi medical college
• Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Endocrinology with distinction
• Doctor of Medicine (MD) in Endocrinology focusing on advanced diabetes management
• Specialized training in thyroid ultrasound and insulin pump therapy

His research-oriented MPhil and MD degrees provide the scientific foundation for his evidence-based clinical practice.

Prof. Dr. M A Hasanat – Professional Experience & Career Journey

With over 25 years of focused practice, Dr. Hasanat’s career highlights include:

• Professor of Endocrinology at BSMMU since 2015
• Former Head of Endocrinology Department at multiple tertiary hospitals
• Clinical lead for Bangladesh’s National Diabetes Prevention Program
• Pioneer in establishing multidisciplinary thyroid clinics in Dhaka

His career progression demonstrates consistent advancement in academic endocrinology while maintaining active clinical practice.

Prof. Dr. M A Hasanat – Specialization & Medical Expertise

Dr. Hasanat’s specialized care encompasses:

• Advanced diabetes management with continuous glucose monitoring systems
• Thyroid disorder diagnosis including ultrasound-guided FNAC
• Hormonal imbalance treatment for PCOS, adrenal disorders, and osteoporosis
• Metabolic syndrome management with lifestyle intervention programs

His holistic approach combines pharmacological treatment with dietary guidance and patient education, particularly benefiting those struggling with long-term diabetes complications.

Prof. Dr. M A Hasanat – Chamber Information & Contact Details

Patients can consult Dr. Hasanat at his conveniently located chamber in Samorita Hospital Ltd, Panthapath during evening hours (6-9 PM) from Sunday to Wednesday. The hospital’s central Dhaka location offers easy access with modern diagnostic facilities onsite. Appointments can be scheduled through the hospital’s dedicated helpline at 10674. Emergency consultations may be arranged via prior coordination with hospital staff.