Ulrika Sultan on X: "Letitia Geer invented the one-hand operated syringe (1886/99). Her invention is the blueprint for medical syringes used worldwide and continues to inspire medical syringe inventions. #WomensHistoryMonth #MedTech #WomenInventor #
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The story of syringes
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The story of syringes
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The story of syringes
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Femme Niche on X: "On 12 February 1896, Letitia Geer filed a patent for a new model of the medical syringe. This invention revolutionised health care, making self-injection easier for health care
The story of syringes
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The story of syringes
The story of syringes
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The History of Hypodermic Needles and Syringes
