Dr. Md. Rifat Zia Hossain

MBBS, MD

Assistant Professor (Oncology) at Bangladesh Medical University (Ex. PG Hospital)

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Dr. Md. Rifat Zia Hossain is a renowned cancer specialist in Dhaka with MBBS and MD qualifications. As an Assistant Professor at Bangladesh Medical University, he specializes in radiation therapy and manages breast, lung, cervical cancers, and symptoms like tumors and fatigue. Available at Insaf Barakah Hospital and Delta Hospital.

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Last Updated: 9 months ago

Dr. Md. Rifat Zia Hossain's Chambers & Serial Number

Insaf Barakah Kidney & General Hospital

Address: 11, Shaheed Tajuddin Ahmed Sarani, Mogbazar, Dhaka

Visiting Hours: 2.30pm to 7.30pm (Closed: Friday)

01886105743

Delta Hospital, Mirpur

Address: 26/2, Principal Abul Kashem Road, Mirpur-1, Dhaka – 1216

Visiting Hours: 8pm to 10pm (Closed: Friday)

01886105743

Dr. Md. Rifat Zia Hossain's Biography & Profile Overview

Dr. Md. Rifat Zia Hossain is a trusted oncologist in Mogbazar and Mirpur 1, offering advanced cancer care in Dhaka. With MBBS and MD degrees, he combines academic excellence with practical expertise to address tumors, fatigue, and weight loss effectively. His patient-centered approach makes him a preferred choice for cancer treatment in Dhaka.

As an Assistant Professor at Bangladesh Medical University, Dr. Hossain specializes in radiation therapy and modern oncology techniques. He provides tailored solutions for breast, lung, and cervical cancers at Insaf Barakah Hospital and Delta Hospital. Patients appreciate his expertise in managing pain, swelling, and other cancer-related complications through evidence-based methods.

For those seeking consultation, Dr. Hossain offers convenient appointments in Dhaka’s prime locations. His chambers at Mogbazar and Mirpur operate during afternoon and evening hours, excluding Fridays. With bilingual proficiency in Bengali and English, he ensures clear communication about treatment plans, making complex medical processes understandable for all patients.