Dr. Xiao obtained her doctorate in medicine from Université de Montréal in 2010. She is a family physician at Clinique Métro Médic. She regards family medicine as a multifaceted discipline that allows her to interact with patients of all ages. She considers herself fortunate to be able to guide patients through the different stages of their lives and managing all aspects of their health.
She aims to empower patients to develop self-care while looking after them. She focuses on developing diagnostic and treatment plans tailored to her patients’ needs.
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