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I discovered a rare form of chronic cancer called hairy cell leukemia.

I was the first Black woman physician in the United States Army.

I established blood banking and volunteer blood donation programs.

I earned three degrees from The Ohio State University, including a medical degree.

In 1920, I opened the first hospital dedicated to serving the Black community.

I introduced 11 radioisotopes into nuclear medicine.

The Ohio State University School of Nursing building was renamed in my honor in 1972.

I helped develop the doctoral program in nursing at The Ohio State University.

I made monumental contributions to understanding sudden cardiac death.

I co-discovered a disease of the pancreatic and gastrointestinal tract that is named after me.