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Lucy Wills changed the face of preventive prenatal care for women everywhere.

The life and work of American music composer Leonard Bernstein is being celebrated with a Google Doodle marking the famed musician's 100th birthday.

She helped put man on the moon.

She was a contemporary of the legendary Robert Capa.

He was respected worldwide both for his music and his political role.

She was celebrated with a Google Doodle on her birthday.

Fawcett was a pioneering campaigner for women's suffrage.

Dr. Virginia Apgar once said she didn't marry because she hadn't found a man who could cook.

Google celebrates the release anniversary of Howe's seminal film The Thin Man.

"God does arithmetic," the German prodigy once said.

The Olympian did not let World War II, or motherhood, stop her from achieving her goals and won four gold medals.

The first of the Doodle 4 Google winners are set to be announced this week.

Before her death in 2014, Dr. Angelou contributed countless memorable words to her readers, listeners and fans across the world.

An award in her name, the Saruhashi Prize, honors female scientists for distinguished research in natural sciences.

The Indian-American scientist was honored on what would have been his birthday.

The Hollywood star was recognized for breaking gender norms.

The Grammy award–winning singer died in 1995, but her legacy lives on.

The first Mexican actor to make it big in Hollywood, Del Rio was invariably casted in ethnic and "exotic" roles.

The French writer was featured in Friday's Google Doodle.