Hippocrates Readings On Poetry And Medicine Bradley Cooper [zu2SBJxnDB6]
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New York poet Maya C Popa joined a panel of poets at a ashutosh sharma Hippocrates evening reading in London on 24th June. Maya Popa won the 5000 2015 Hippocrates Open Prize for Poetry and god of war Medicine for her poem A Technique for Operating on the Past.
The Hippocrates Prize is an annual award with a closing date of 31stJanuary ( are 3 categories: an Open International award, First Prize 5000, with entries from over 60 countries since 2010; a UK NHS award, First Prize 5000; and a Young Poet award of 500.
Maya Popa is a teacher and writer living in New York City. She holds degrees from Oxford University, where she was a Clarendon Scholar, NYU, and Barnard College.
Cate Bailey is an Academic Clinical Fellow in Old Age Psychiatry and trainee psychiatrist in East London by day (and often night).
Wendy French is Poet in Residence at the Macmillan Cancer Centre at University College Hospital, London. She also developed healthy heart poems within the Healthy Heart Awards founded by the Healthy Heart charity the Cardiovascular Research Trust.
Valerie Fry is part of the duo, Wind and Words, which takes clarinet and poetry recitals into care homes. Using themes, (including love, weather, travel, World War I, Christmas) to integrate the music and the words, the duo also give recitals in churches, WIs and libraries.
Norbert Hirschhorn is a public health physician, commended by President Bill Clinton as an American Health Hero. He lives in London and Beirut.
Lynne Hjelmgaard was born in New York city and moved to Denmark in 1971. She studied at the Aarhus Art Academy and graduated from Frbel Seminarium in Copenhagen.
Jane McLaughlin has been successful in several national competitions including the Hippocrates Prize, in which she was commended in 2014 for her poem All Clear. oxford mail
David Morphet has a keen interest in mental health and aftercare. In 1972 he was a founder member of the National Schizophrenia Fellowship (now RETHINK) and was its Chairman from 1977-82.