Bloomsbury, Belsen, Oxford: Janet Vaughan— Medical Pioneer.

The book review in the British Journal of Haematology discusses the life and contributions of Janet Vaughan, a medical pioneer in 20th-century British medicine. Vaughan made significant advancements in haematology, particularly in organizing blood transfusion services during World War II. She also played a role in improving medical education, nutrition, and training of medical students. The review highlights the social conventions that influenced the practice of medicine, particularly the challenges faced by competent women in the field. [Extracted from the article]