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Women and medicine in the Middle Ages: the case of Trotula de Salerne

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What do we know about Trotula de Salerne, pioneer of gynaecology and obstetrics in the Middle Ages? Was she the victim of what is now called the Matilda effect? Why is this still mysterious figure destined to become an issue in feminist history?
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Women and medicine in the Middle Ages: the case of Trotula de Salerne

What do we know about Trotula de Salerne, pioneer of gynaecology and obstetrics in the Middle Ages? Was she the victim of what is now called the Matilda effect? Why is this still mysterious figure destined to become an issue in feminist history?

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