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Decades After Taking Henrietta Lacks’s Cells Without Consent, Johns Hopkins Names Building After Her

4 months ago Democracy Now

“Johns Hopkins University has announced plans to name a new research building after Henrietta Lacks, an African-American woman who permanently changed modern medicine nearly 70 years ago when it was discovered that her cells could live forever. These “immortal cells” have helped scientists produce remedies for numerous diseases, including the first polio vaccine, that has…

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Pervasive sexual harassment takes a toll on women in the sciences

8 months ago PBS NewsHour

“Sexual harassment is pervasive in science, engineering, and medicine, particularly when it comes to academia, according to a new landmark report. Studies show that between 20 and 50 percent of female students in those fields experienced harassment, often from faculty and staff. Yamiche Alcindor learns more from Dr. Paula Johnson, president of Wellesley College.” Find…

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