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She studied medicine, and particularly bacteriology, at the University of Athens. From 1938 to 1944 she worked as a bacteriologist at Athens City Hospital. She married Manoli Vourekas, an architect. [3]
Notes. ^ Amalia Fleming General Hospital was named after Amalia Fleming, a notable physician. ^ Athens Medical Center is a private hospital managed by Iatriko Kentro. ^ The Daphni Psychiatric Hospital is the largest hospital in Greece. [7] ^ The Hygeia Hospital was the first private hospital in Greece. [8]
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Jul 16, 2021 · For her great offer, her name was given to the Sismanoglio - Amalia Fleming Hospital in Melissia, Attica. #HerStory. On a day like today, June 28, 1912, the great Greek doctor, activist and philanthropist, Amalia Koutsouri-Fleming was born in Constantinople; a strong figure who left an indelible mark on the most important events in 20th century ...
Feb 28, 1986 · Feb. 28, 1986 12 AM PT. From Times Wire Services. ATHENS — Lady Amalia Fleming, a member of Parliament who had been jailed and tortured for her opposition to the 1967-74 Greek military...
When Amalia returned to Greece for the Christmas holidays, she received a job offer from an Athens hospital. Not until November 1952, when he was in Athens for a UNESCO conference, did Sir Alexander find the courage to propose to her.
Jul 17, 2023 · July 17, 2023. Volunteers donating blood at Impact Hub, Amalia Fleming Hospital, Athens. Credit: The Hellenic Initiative. The Hellenic Initiative (THI) has made a $25,000 grant to Bloode, a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to address the pressing issue of blood shortage in Greece.
Amalia (née Koutsouri-Vourekas), Lady Fleming. (1912-1986), Greek doctor, activist and politician; second wife of Sir Alexander Fleming. Sitter in 2 portraits. During the Axis occupation in Greece, she took part in the National Resistance, for which she was jailed by the Italians.
