Dr. Ali Zargham Babar was born and raised in Pakistan, where he earned his medical degree from King Edward Medical University, one of the nation’s most prestigious and top-ranking medical institutions. Throughout medical school, Dr. Babar was actively involved in volunteer work, organizing numerous charitable initiatives aimed at supporting those in need. Following his graduation, Dr. Babar developed a deep interest in the social determinants of health and has since dedicated himself to addressing health disparities, particularly within underserved communities. He strongly believes that factors such as socioeconomic status, education, environment, and access to healthcare play a crucial role in patients’ overall well-being and quality of life. His passion lies in integrating this broader understanding of health into patient care to drive meaningful, long-term outcomes. Outside of medicine, Dr. Babar enjoys spending quality time with his family and engaging in hobbies that challenge both the body and mind. A skilled chess player, he has shared his love for the game by teaching elementary school children. He is also an avid tennis enthusiast, known for his powerful backhand stroke and competitive spirit on the court.