The woman who "discovered" AIDS

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Linda Laubenstein, who died in 1992 at the age of 45 from complications of polio, was one of the first physicians to diagnose AIDS. Laubenstein was known for her compassion toward AIDS patients. Several friends, relatives, colleagues and patients discuss Laubenstein's life.

Research, Physicians, Medical professions, AIDS (Disease), AIDS research, Laubenstein, Linda

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What every woman needs to do

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Women must be aware of their family medical history, which may be used to predict and diagnose illnesses in the family. Tracking down family health history can be difficult for adoptees. Information is provided on finding the appropriate sources.

Methods, Analysis, Risk factors, Genetic aspects, Medical history taking, Genetic disorders, Health risk assessment, Familial diseases

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A singular woman: Ernesta Procope

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Management, Insurance industry, New York, Businesswomen, Procope, Ernesta, E.G. Bowman Co., Inc.

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