#womeninmedicine

2025-10-14

started #wikipedia articles on three #Chicago physicians: Clara Seippel Webster (1877-1965) was the first woman to serve on a jury in Chicago (in 1912) and was dean of women at the University of Arizona: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clara_Se Annetta Ayers Saunders (1861-1938) left a large estate to the University of Illinois: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annetta_ and Sarah M. Hobson (1861-1950) was consultant at the Chicago Home for the Friendless for decades: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_M. @wikiwomeninred #WomeninMedicine

Clara Seippel, from a 1912 newspaper; a white woman with dark hair braided across the crown, wearing glasses and dark dress with a high collarAnnetta Ayers Saunders, from a 1922 publication. A White woman with dark hair in an updo, wearing a strand of pearls and a dark dress with a high square necklineSarah B. Hobson, from a 1910s news photo; a white woman with dark hair dressed to the nape, photographed in profile
2025-10-08

started a #wikipedia article on US ophthalmologist and ocular pathologist, Georgiana Dvorak-Theobald (1884-1971): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgian @wikiwomeninred #Chicago #WWI #WomeninMedicine @ophthomag

Georgiana Dvorak-Theobald; a middle-aged white woman with short curly hair.Georgiana Dvorak-Theobald, from a 1920 newspaper; a smiling white woman with dark hair, wearing a uniform
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2025-08-21

The Apothecary’s Wife By Karen Bloom Gevirtz — Review

"This engaging book recounts how the deep problems in the current pharmaceutical and medical industries in the United States stem from changes that occurred centuries ago"

#BookReview by @grrlscientist

#books #Pharmaceutical #medical #Apothecary #WomenInMedicine #FemaleHealers #ProfitsOverPeople medium.com/grrlscientist/the-a

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2025-08-21

The Apothecary’s Wife By Karen Bloom Gevirtz — Review

"This engaging book recounts how the deep problems in the current pharmaceutical and medical industries in the United States stem from changes that occurred centuries ago"

#BookReview by @GrrlScientist

#books #Pharmaceutical #medical #Apothecary #WomenInMedicine #FemaleHealers #ProfitsOverPeople medium.com/grrlscientist/the-a

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2025-08-20

The Apothecary’s Wife By Karen Bloom Gevirtz — Review

"This engaging book recounts how the deep problems in the current pharmaceutical and medical industries in the United States stem from changes that occurred centuries ago"

#BookReview by @GrrlScientist

#books #Pharmaceutical #medical #Apothecary #WomenInMedicine #FemaleHealers #ProfitsOverPeople medium.com/grrlscientist/the-a

book cover, the apothecary's wife
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2025-08-20

The Apothecary’s Wife By Karen Bloom Gevirtz — Review

"This engaging book recounts how the deep problems in the current pharmaceutical and medical industries in the United States stem from changes that occurred centuries ago"

by @grrlscientist

medium.com/grrlscientist/the-a

2025-05-17

#OnThisDay, 17 May 1988, Dr Patricia Bath was awarded the first of her three patents on the methods and equipment for laser cataract removal.

#WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #WomenInMedicine #AmericanHistory #BlackHistory #Histodons

Snapshot of Patricia Bath at her desk in the 1980s. She's a Black woman with black hair in waves.
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2025-05-14

Katrina Ascencio-Holmes honored as 2025 National Woman of Impact, championing women's heart health and raising critical awareness about cardiovascular disease risks

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2025-05-08

#OnThisDay, 8 May 1865, Dr Mary Harris Thompson founds the Chicago Hospital for Women and Children. At the time one of the city's two existing hospitals did not admit women as patients.

#WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #WomenInMedicine #AmericanHistory #Histodons

Marble statue of Dr Mary Harris Thompson. It's all white, because it's marble.
2025-05-05

#OnThisDay, 5 May 1938, Dorothy Anderson presents her medical research that identified cystic fibrosis at a meeting of the American Pediatric Association.

#WomenInHistory #OTD #History #WomensHistory #WomenInMedicine #CysticFibrosis #Histodons

Dorothy Anderson sat behind a desk. She's a white woman with dark hair and is wearing a white doctor's coat.

Check out my review of Lydia Reeder's The Cure for Women: Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi and the Challenge to Victorian Medicine that Changed Women's Lives Forever.
#NetGalley #TheCureforWomen #StMartinsPress #womeninmedicine

strangersights.com/the-cure-fo

Hypothetically SoundHypotheticallySound
2025-03-22

In 1849, Elizabeth Blackwell became the first U.S. woman to earn a medical degree, proving women belonged in medicine. Today, gender bias still exists in healthcare. How do we keep pushing forward?

2025-03-10

started a #wikipedia article on Malaysian physician Latifah Bee Ghows (1911-2005), trained in Singapore, Hong Kong and Dublin, was a medical officer in Kuala Lumpur, Malacca, and Penang. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latifah_ @wikiwomeninred #Malaysia #MuslimWomen #WomeninMedicine #WWII

Latifah Bee Ghows, from a 1952 Australian newspaper; a woman with brown skin and dark hair, wearing glassesUndated image of Latifah Bee Gows, a woman with brown skin and dark hair, wearing glassesLatifah Bee Ghows, late in life; an old woman with brown skin and white hair, wearing glasses and a print top, photographed outdoors
2025-03-06

started a #wikipedia article on US physician, medical missionary in Turkey from 1892 to 1932, Caroline Frances Hamilton (1861-1944): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caroline @wikiwomeninred @smithcollege #smithcollege #WestHartford #Turkey #Aintab #Gaziantep #WomeninMedicine #armeniangenocide1915

Caroline Frances Hamilton, from an 1899 publication; a white woman with hair parted center and dressed simply to the nape, wearing a dark dress with a high lace-trimmed collarA photo of Caroline Frances Hamilton holding at least four babies in a hospital nursery in Turkey; caption: "An Armful of Armenian Babies Held by Dr. Caroline F. Hamilton of Aintab, Turkey, who vividly told of the pathetic condition of Armenian women and children"

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