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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2021 · 22 MIN

The Power of Imagination and Art in Medicine - Dr Sarah Ali

from Creative Medicine · host Amal Lad

Episode 4 of the Creative Medicine Podcast features abstract artist & diabetes specialist, Dr Sarah Ali. Sarah speaks about the importance of creativity and imagination in the progression of science and how she re-discovered her own artistic practice as she was recovering from breast cancer.Sarah is a dear friend with a unique and inspiring vision as a creative artist and it was an honour to feature her work as the cover art for my music release titled “Fight or Flight”. Make sure you head over to her Instagram page to check out her beautiful artwork.Leave a comment below and let me know what you think.Don’t forget to rate, review and share.Enjoy!---Dr Sarah Ali is a diabetes consultant in London and has specialist interests in diabetes and health inequalities in minority ethnic groups. She is an artist with a particular interest in contemporary/ abstract medical art, and has collaborated on a number of projects using art to raise health awareness.---Follow Sarah:Instagram @sarah_ali.racaniereTwitter @AliRacaniereFollow Amal:Instagram @amal.ladTwitter @AmalLadMusicCreative Medicine:Instagram: @creativemedicineukwww.creativemedicine.co.uk

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