Peg Lindsley Arnold
Yellowstone National Park ranger and naturalist, 1921-1931
Yellowstone National Park ranger and naturalist, 1921-1931
In 2001, Dr. Maria New identified a new form of hypertension, “apparent mineralcorticoid excess,” which resulted in a new area of research to determine how gluticoscoritcoids and mineralcorticoids interact with receptors.
Awarded her medical degree in 1897, Dr. Nute held the position of examining physician for entering Wellesley College students for 16 years and served on the staff of the New England Hospital for Women and Children for over 40 years.
1800s American homeopathic physician and one of Cleveland, Ohio’s first women physicians
1800s English linguist, natural historian and illustrator
Canadian nurse
Canadian nurse, shelter superintendent, and police matron
Canadian physician and social reformer
For 50 years, Sister Helen Monkivitchmade an exceptional contribution to health and aged-care services throughout Victoria, Australia.
Known to the public as “Miss Lillian,” President Jimmy Carter’s mother was politically active for decades before his election