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- The text honors seven influential European and Canadian Jewish women who made significant contributions to dermatology and faced numerous challenges in their careers.
- These pioneering dermatologists demonstrated exceptional courage in overcoming professional barriers and combating antisemitism, particularly during times of Nazi oppression.
- The highlighted individuals are Lili Farkas, Vera Shukhman, Stefania Jablonska, Halina Szenicer-Rotstein, Fanny Cohn, Marie Caroline Kaufmann-Wolf, and Rickey Kanee Schachter, each recognized for their remarkable achievements in the field.
Article Abstract
We commemorate and celebrate the historic careers and the medical and dermatologic contributions of seven distinguished European and Canadian Jewish women who were pioneers in dermatology. Although there may be other notable women, we have selected these dermatologists as examples of courage and determination. Each struggled to overcome professional barriers to women in medicine, and all had experienced antisemitism, especially those who fell under Nazi rule. We honor their achievements: Lili Farkas (1899-1992), Vera Shukhman (1900-1987), Stefania Jabłonska (1920-2017), Halina Szenicer-Rotstein (1907-1942), Fanny Cohn (1899-1990), Marie Caroline Kaufmann-Wolf (1877-1922), and Rickey Kanee Schachter (1918-2007).
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