A Painful Inch to Gain: Personal experiences of early women medical students in Britain Aviation ''Joyous and heart-breaking

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A Painful Inch to Gain: Personal experiences of early women medical students in Britain Aviation ''Joyous and heart-breakingThe battles that women had to fight to enter the medical profession have been well documented by historians. A Painful Inch to Gain takes a more personal approach, focusing on the stories of individual women medical students. Drawing as far as possible on their own words, Eileen Crofton (who herself qualified as a doctor during the Second World War) looks at what made these young women want to pursue a career in medicine in the first place. They knew