Olivia Campbell

5 days ago | people.com | Lizz Schumer |Olivia Campbell

Women's History Books. There's just nothing like a true story of women overcoming the odds and doing amazing things — and never a bad time to read them. The PEOPLE App is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! If you’ve finished Hidden Figures, Radium Girls, and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks and you’re hungry for more amazing stories of women in history, look no further.

2 weeks ago | chicagohealthonline.com | Julie A. Jacob |Brian Alexander |Olivia Campbell |Anthony S. Fauci

Fact checked by Jim LacyThe state of health and medicine in the United States is complicated, to say the least — from medical professional shortages, to system consolidations; high healthcare costs to rampant misinformation. Americans are experiencing the unsteadiness of this moment in out-of-control medical debt, long waits for appointments, and high levels of chronic disease.

Jan 10, 2025 | bookreporter.com | Olivia Campbell

In SISTERS IN SCIENCE, bestselling author Olivia Campbell (WOMEN IN WHITE COATS) details the personal histories of four dynamic female physicists who rose to prominence in their time. However, they were forced to flee Hitler’s Germany in harrowing, sometimes life-threatening conditions because of their Jewish connections. Campbell makes clear that each of these women already had overcome many barriers, both subtle and stated, simply because of their gender.

Jan 7, 2025 | audiofilemagazine.com | Olivia Campbell

Cassandra Campbell's outstanding narration makes this history of Nazi efforts to eliminate Jewish and female academic opportunities in Germany an accessible and completely absorbing listen. While this subject is challenging, Campbell's investment in relaying the historical details of Nazi actions to eradicate women's roles in public professions and, indeed, in all aspects of public life, is one that will mesmerize listeners.

Dec 9, 2024 | flipboard.com | Olivia Campbell

This Christmas theory involves a bright red and white hallucinogenic mushroom called Amanita muscaria that resembles Santa Claus's signature suit. We …