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Explore the pioneering role of women in the medical profession and the struggles they faced in overcoming institutional and societal barriers. This groundbreaking work provides a powerful account of the challenges and triumphs of female physicians in nineteenth-century Britain and offers a compelling call to action for greater gender equality in medicine and society.

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