S2E28: The All-Women Hospitals During World War I

The UN has decided to celebrate February 11 as the International Day of Women and Girls In Science.

In that context, this episode of history chatter recalls the pioneering role some women doctors had played in setting up and running all women’s hospitals in Europe during the First World War. Offering an outline of the life and careers of these pioneers, including some details about the recruitment of the staff and the regular of these hospitals, HistoryChatter argues that women are potentially as capable as men in science and technology research. If only they were to receive equal opportunities and rewards, they would often enough outperform men.

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