Women in White Coats

"Women in White Coats" recounts the inspiring stories of three pioneering Victorian women—Elizabeth Blackwell, Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, and Sophia Jex-Blake—who challenged societal and professional barriers to become the first women doctors. Through extensive research and archival material, the book explores their efforts to improve medical care for women by establishing women-run hospitals and medical colleges, ultimately transforming healthcare and opening doors for future generations of women in medicine.