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Helen Murray Free - American chemist and educator (1923–2021)

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1 May, 2021
Helen Murray Free died on May 1, 2021, in Elkhart, Indiana, at the age of 98. Her death was due to complications from a stroke. Her legacy as a pioneering chemist and advocate for science education remains significant.
1 May, 2010
The work of Helen and Al Free in developing diagnostic test strips was designated a National Historic Chemical Landmark by the American Chemical Society on May 1, 2010, at the ETHOS Science Center in Elkhart, Indiana. This recognition underscored the profound impact of their innovations on medical diagnostics.
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Birth in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
February 20, 1923
Helen Murray was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to James and Mary Murray. Her early life was marked by a strong curiosity and a love for exploring the natural world, fostering her initial interest in science.
Awarded Scholarship to College, initially wanted to major in English and Latin.
1941
After graduating high school, Helen initially wanted to be an English teacher and a Latin teacher. However, after receiving a scholarship to attend college in science, she decided to pursue a science field in Chemistry.
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Developing convenient diagnostic tests for diabetes and other diseases, particularly dip-and-read urinalysis test strips (Clinistix).