Theodore Stephanides

Greek physician and poet

Theodore Stephanides - Greek physician and poet
Born

1896
129 years ago

Died

April 13th, 1983
42 years ago — 87 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Greece

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A physician and poet, contributions spanned medicine and literature. Authored several medical publications, focusing on public health and preventive medicine. Poems reflected Greek culture and personal experiences, published in numerous anthologies and literary journals. Engaged in health education, promoting awareness about various medical issues.

Wrote extensively on public health in Greece

Published poetry in literary journals

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