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“Trotula” is not an example of the Matilda effect: On correcting scholarly myths and engaging with professional history: A response to Malecki et al. 2024

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Main Author:	Monica H. Green
Format:	Artículo Open Access
Published:	Wiley 2024
Subjects:	Science Education
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