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Women in Medicine: 1848-1900 Progress by fortunetellerintl is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the barriers women faced in becoming doctors between 1848 and 1900, including social attitudes, educational restrictions, and legal limitations. It highlights the achievements of Elizabeth Garrett Anderson and Elizabeth Blackwell, who paved the way for women in medicine, leading to significant progress by 1900. By the end of the period, legal changes and the establishment of institutions like the London School of Medicine for Women allowed more women to enter the medical profession.
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- fortunetellerintl
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- EN