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Olivia Campbell is the author of Women in White Coats, How the First Women Doctors Changed the World of Medicine. Olivia started

writing as a young girl, mysteries fashioned after her beloved Nancy Drew. As a teen, her passion

for ballet saw her train to become a professional dancer. A broken foot prompted her to pivot to arts journalism.

In college, an unplanned pregnancy, complicated birth, and postpartum depression turned her

writing interest from the arts to medicine. Now she's an independent journalist, essayist,

an author, focusing on the intersections of medicine, women, history, and nature. Her work has

appeared or is forthcoming. In The Atlantic, New York Magazine, The Cut, The Washington Post, The medicine, women, history, and nature. Her work has appeared or is forthcoming

in The Atlantic, New York Magazine, The Cut, The Washington Post, The Guardian, Self, Aeon,

Scientific American, Smithsonian Magazine, Lit Hub, good housekeeping, catapult, parents, and undark

among others. Women in White Coates is her first book. She also holds a master's degree

in science writing from John

Hopkins University and an undergraduate degree in journalism from Virginia Commonwealth University

and is a member of the National Association of Science Writers. She currently lives in the

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