How A Man Got All The Credit For Alice Ball's Work
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Alice Augusta Ball (1892-1916) – University of Hawaii Manoa Library Website
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UH celebrates Alice Augusta Ball Day in Hawaiʻi, February 28 | University of Hawaiʻi System News
This Black Woman Chemist Created a Leprosy Treatment, but a White Man Took Credit - GV Wire - Explore. Explain. Expose
Pioneering chemist Alice Augusta Ball was an unsung healer | UW Magazine — University of Washington Magazine
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Alice Augusta Ball: The African-American chemist who pioneered the first viable treatment for Hansen's Disease - ScienceDirect
A Woman Who Changed the World | University of Hawai'i Foundation
Seeker by The Verge on X: "Alice Augusta Ball developed the first effective treatment for those suffering from leprosy. Unfortunately, Ball died before being able to publish her revolutionary findings. Her colleague,
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North High School - Celebrating Graduates. Alice Augusta Ball graduated from high school in 1910, then earned her bachelors in chemistry and then pharmacy; eventually discovering medical cures and innovative lab methods.
