Women Through The History Of Healthcare

21st Mar, 2016

Through Women’s History Month we thought it only right that we highlight some of the key female contributors through a vast and varied history of healthcare.

From working partners of Florence Nightingale to the women who led to the discovery of the cancer gene, here are some of the key women through the history of healthcare.

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