Dr. Florence Sabin

Dr. Florence Sabin was a pioneering American scientist and physician known for her groundbreaking work in anatomy, biology, and medicine. She significantly contributed to understanding the lymphatic system and lung development, advancing medical knowledge and promoting women’s participation in science. Sabin was the first woman to hold a high-ranking research position at Johns Hopkins University and helped establish vital medical research practices. Her dedication to science and education helped pave the way for future generations of women scientists and improved understanding of human biology, ultimately benefiting medical treatment and health.