Women scientists in medicine
By Nancy Dickmann
How did determined women transform medicine while proving unfair ideas about them wrong?
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What is Women scientists in medicine about?
Meet the pioneering women who changed medicine and improved lives around the world. From Florence Nightingale and Elizabeth Garrett Anderson to Rita Levi-Montalcini, this book explores their discoveries, careers and determination. Learn how these scientists studied the human body, developed new treatments and challenged unfair ideas about what women could achieve. With clear explanations and fascinating facts, it reveals the obstacles they faced and celebrates their lasting contributions to medicine and scientific progress.
About the author
Nancy Dickmann is a talented author who has written lots of fun and interesting books for children. She enjoys exploring the world through her writing, covering topics like animals, science, and history. Nancy loves making facts exciting and easy to understand, helping young readers discover amazing things about the world around them.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2021
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