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About Dr. Aman Amir
Dr. Aman Amir has been practicing medicine as a GP, medical lecturer, and magistrate for over two decades. A lifelong creative, Dr. Amir uses creative writing in his clinical downtime as a way to unwind and get lost in the characters and stories he creates. His debut book, Askew, is a fast fiction story that captivated readers on release. His latest full debut novel, 'Annie Are You OK?' has surprised and delighted contemporary fiction lovers.
Taking inspiration from a wealth of human interaction in a medical and legal setting, Dr. Amir has spent a career looking for answers to the pain and suffering of patients along with an insatiable search for the truth. Both weave their way into his intriguing and intelligent stories.
With a love of writing, comedy, and art alongside his work as a doctor, Aman is a safe pair of experienced hands-on any broadcast. A confident speaker with a light northern English accent, he is regularly used by TV producers for ITV and BBC in the North of England for his views on the latest, breaking medical news stories.
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About Rabea Akram:
Rabea Akram is a medical doctor based in Germany, neurofeedback expert, aspiring neurologist, research scientist, and public speaker. She studied medicine at the Georg August University of Göttingen, a leading university of the German Excellence Initiative. After acquiring her medical license in 2016, she has been as a doctor in the fields of Neurology and Psychiatry, pursuing her qualification as a specialist Neurologist. She is also Co-Founder of Brainvincible, a company focused on enhancing cognitive performance.