@aam-em.bsky.socialHenrietta Lacks: The 'immortal' cells that changed the world
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@aam-em.bsky.socialThe Legacy of Henrietta Lacks: The Black Woman Behind Modern Medicine
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@aam-em.bsky.socialHenrietta Lacks’ Estate Just Won Again And Medicine Will Never Be Able To Ignore It
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@aam-em.bsky.social📚 On This Day in Black History: October 4, 1951 📚
Today we remember Henrietta Lacks, a Black woman, mother of five, and the person behind one of the most important contributions to modern medicine.
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@jamieroxxartist.bsky.social👉 One of the Most Important Human Beings in Medicine!
RIP Today, Oct 4, 1951 – #HenriettaLacks, an American medical patient (b. 1920) walked on.
@addgene.bsky.socialOn this day 75 years ago, Henrietta Lacks died of aggressive cervical cancer. She left behind a husband, five children, and a sample of her cancer cells — taken without her knowledge — that had already begun to replicate independently in a lab. Thread 🧵👇 (1/8)
@outlived.orgDied #otd Henrietta Lacks (1920-1951), Medical patient, 75 years ago today #HenriettaLacks life story...
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