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Elizabeth Garrett Anderson did not take the name Anderson as her own until after her marriage in 1971, which was a full 6 years after she took the exam to practice medicine. <ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Garrett_Anderson#Personal_life</ref> | * Elizabeth Garrett Anderson did not take the name Anderson as her own until after her marriage in 1971, which was a full 6 years after she took the exam to practice medicine.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Garrett_Anderson#Personal_life</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 11:09, 25 July 2019
Nurse Who? was the eleventh story of The Many Lives of Doctor Who, published in 2018.
Summary
An alien bomb in ancient Greece, with some Sontaran interference, which found its way into the British Museum, was booby trapped with praxis gas, which poisoned the Tenth Doctor when he deactivated it. Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, recruited as nurse by Cindy Wu, saved him with natural Quercetin in food and tea. The Doctor in turn helped her with the next step for her life's dream of becoming a doctor.
Characters
References
- Anderson will begin her career at the Worshipful Society of Apothecaries.
- She will pave the way for an Act of Parliament allowing all women to practice as doctors.
- The Thirteenth Doctor recalls other doctors she met, including Grace Holloway and Harry Sullivan.
- The Tenth Doctor has an allergic reaction to praxis gas.
Notes
- Elizabeth Garrett Anderson did not take the name Anderson as her own until after her marriage in 1971, which was a full 6 years after she took the exam to practice medicine.[1]
Continuity
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