Success Stories: NAILG Delivers EB1A Victory for Evidence-Based Medicine Expert in Oncology in Just 14 Days
Client’s Testimonial:
“Thank you so much for your support throughout my EB1A application—I’m thrilled to share that it was successful!”
On July 21st, 2025, we received another EB-1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) approval for a Resident in the Field of Evidence-Based Medicine (Approval Notice).
General Field: Evidence-Based Medicine
Position at the Time of Case Filing: Resident
Country of Origin: Taiwan
State of Residence at the Time of Filing: Connecticut
Approval Notice Date: July 21st, 2025
Processing Time: 14 days (Premium Processing Requested)
Case Summary:
A recent EB1A approval obtained by NAILG highlights the exceptional achievements of a leading expert in oncology and pulmonology whose contributions to evidence-based medicine are helping shape the future of cancer care. With decades of global health challenges rooted in treatment resistance and drug interactions, this researcher’s work offers urgently needed insight and innovation.
This expert’s record of original contributions includes the evaluation of antihistamines in conjunction with immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs), investigations into inhibitors for treating cardiovascular and cancer-related conditions, and assessments of how antacid drugs affect cancer patients undergoing immunotherapy and chemotherapy. These studies have provided actionable insights into optimizing patient outcomes through precise pharmaceutical regimens and are frequently cited in clinical decision-making contexts.
To support the EB1A petition, NAILG highlighted our client’s substantial publication record, which includes 33 peer-reviewed journal articles (with 3 first-authored and 3 co-first-authored) and 36 abstracts. Their work has been cited 209 times by researchers from at least 19 countries, further demonstrating the global relevance and impact of their findings. In addition to publishing widely, the client has completed at least 15 journal peer reviews and serves on editorial boards, reinforcing their leadership in scientific communication.
Further elevating the strength of the case, our petition emphasized the client’s targeted investigations into the clinical relevance of pharmacological agents in oncology. By systematically identifying therapeutic strategies that enhance the safety and effectiveness of cancer treatment regimens, the client’s work bridges clinical pharmacology and patient-centered care. Their multidisciplinary approach leverages real-world data analysis and population-level research to address urgent healthcare challenges through precise, evidence-driven solutions.
One testimonial submitted with the petition recognized the essential role his work plays in addressing the limitations of current cancer therapies:
“Given the limited efficacy of immune checkpoint inhibitors, the urgent need to improve survival rates, and the broader objective of expanding access to effective cancer therapies, it is clear there is a need for further advances with respect to these issues. As [client] has produced highly valuable research in this regard, there is an ongoing demand for his particular expertise.”
By effectively documenting these qualifications and assembling a strong legal narrative, NAILG demonstrated that this client clearly satisfies the EB1A criteria through original contributions, scholarly authorship, and service as a judge of others’ work. We are proud to have supported this critical step in his journey and remain confident that his continued research will benefit countless patients and further strengthen the field of oncology.