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	~~'''Carol Remmer Angle''' is a renowned [[~~pediatrician]] and [[toxicologist]] known for her significant contributions to the field of [[medical toxicology]]. She is recognized as one of the pioneers in the study of [[lead poisoning]] in children and has made significant strides in the understanding and treatment of this condition.		{{short description\|American pediatrician and toxicologist}}
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	== ~~Early Life and Education~~ ==		==Carol Remmer Angle==
	Carol Remmer Angle ~~was born~~ in [[~~Omaha, Nebraska~~]]~~. She completed her undergraduate studies at~~ [[~~Stanford University~~]]~~, where she developed an interest~~ in [[~~medicine~~]]~~. She then pursued her medical degree from the~~ [[~~University of Nebraska Medical Center~~]].		[[File:Carol_Angle_2012.JPG\|thumb\|right\|Carol Remmer Angle in 2012]]
			'''Carol Remmer Angle''' is a renowned American [[pediatrician]] and [[toxicologist]] known for her pioneering work in the field of [[lead poisoning]] and [[environmental health]]. Her contributions have significantly advanced the understanding of toxic substances and their impact on human health, particularly in children.

	== ~~Career~~ ==		==Early Life and Education==
	~~After completing~~ her medical ~~degree, Angle specialized~~ in [[pediatrics]] and [[toxicology]]~~. She served as the Chief of~~ the ~~Division of Pediatric Nephrology and Toxicology at the [[University~~ of ~~Nebraska Medical Center]] for several years. During her tenure, she conducted extensive research~~ on ~~[[lead poisoning]] in~~ children~~, which has had a profound impact on the field~~.		Carol Remmer Angle was born in the United States. She pursued her medical education at a time when few women entered the field of medicine. Her early interest in [[pediatrics]] and [[toxicology]] led her to focus on the effects of environmental toxins on children's health.

	Angle's ~~research has led to~~ a ~~better understanding~~ of the ~~effects~~ of lead ~~exposure on~~ children~~'s health and development~~. Her ~~work has also contributed to~~ the ~~development~~ of ~~safer standards for~~ lead ~~in paint and other consumer products~~.		==Career==
			Angle's career began in the mid-20th century, a period marked by increasing awareness of environmental hazards. She became a leading figure in the study of [[lead poisoning]], a major public health issue affecting children worldwide. Her research provided critical insights into the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of lead exposure.

	== Contributions to ~~Medicine~~ ==		===Contributions to Toxicology===
	~~Angle's most notable contribution to medicine is her research on~~ [[~~lead poisoning~~]]. She ~~was among the first to recognize the dangers of~~ lead ~~exposure~~ in ~~children~~ and ~~worked tirelessly to raise awareness about this issue~~. Her ~~research has led~~ to ~~significant changes~~ in ~~public~~ health ~~policies and has helped protect countless~~ children ~~from the harmful effects of lead exposure~~.		[[File:Carol_Angle_2012.JPG\|thumb\|left\|Carol Angle speaking at a conference]]
			Carol Angle's work in toxicology has been instrumental in shaping public health policies. She advocated for stricter regulations on lead in consumer products and industrial emissions. Her efforts contributed to the reduction of lead levels in the environment and improved health outcomes for children.

	== ~~Awards~~ and ~~Recognition~~ ==		===Academic and Professional Roles===
	~~In recognition of~~ her ~~contributions to medicine~~, Angle ~~has received numerous awards~~ and ~~honors~~. ~~These include the [[Lifetime Achievement Award]] from the [[American Academy~~ of ~~Pediatrics]]~~ and the ~~[[Meritorious Service Award]] from~~ the ~~[[American Association~~ of ~~Poison Control Centers]]~~.		Throughout her career, Angle held various academic and professional positions. She served as a professor of pediatrics and toxicology, where she mentored numerous students and professionals in the field. Her leadership roles in medical and environmental organizations helped advance the study and application of toxicology.

	== ~~See Also~~ ==		==Legacy==
			Carol Remmer Angle's legacy is marked by her dedication to improving children's health through research and advocacy. Her work has left a lasting impact on the fields of pediatrics and toxicology, inspiring future generations of medical professionals to continue the fight against environmental health hazards.

			==Related pages==
	* [[Lead poisoning]]		* [[Lead poisoning]]
	* [[Pediatrics]]		* [[Pediatrics]]
	* [[Toxicology]]		* [[Toxicology]]
			* [[Environmental health]]

	[[Category:~~Pediatricians~~]]		[[Category:American pediatricians]]
	[[Category:Toxicologists]]		[[Category:Toxicologists]]
	[[Category:Women in medicine]]		[[Category:Women in medicine]]
	[[Category:~~Stanford University alumni~~]]		[[Category:Living people]]
	~~[[Category:University of Nebraska alumni]]~~

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'''Carol Remmer Angle''' is a renowned [[pediatrician]] and [[toxicologist]] known for her significant contributions to the field of [[medical toxicology]]. She is recognized as one of the pioneers in the study of [[lead poisoning]] in children and has made significant strides in the understanding and treatment of this condition.

== Early Life and Education ==
Carol Remmer Angle was born in [[Omaha, Nebraska]]. She completed her undergraduate studies at [[Stanford University]], where she developed an interest in [[medicine]]. She then pursued her medical degree from the [[University of Nebraska Medical Center]].

== Career ==
After completing her medical degree, Angle specialized in [[pediatrics]] and [[toxicology]]. She served as the Chief of the Division of Pediatric Nephrology and Toxicology at the [[University of Nebraska Medical Center]] for several years. During her tenure, she conducted extensive research on [[lead poisoning]] in children, which has had a profound impact on the field.

Angle's research has led to a better understanding of the effects of lead exposure on children's health and development. Her work has also contributed to the development of safer standards for lead in paint and other consumer products.

== Contributions to Medicine ==
Angle's most notable contribution to medicine is her research on [[lead poisoning]]. She was among the first to recognize the dangers of lead exposure in children and worked tirelessly to raise awareness about this issue. Her research has led to significant changes in public health policies and has helped protect countless children from the harmful effects of lead exposure.

== Awards and Recognition ==
In recognition of her contributions to medicine, Angle has received numerous awards and honors. These include the [[Lifetime Achievement Award]] from the [[American Academy of Pediatrics]] and the [[Meritorious Service Award]] from the [[American Association of Poison Control Centers]].

== See Also ==
* [[Lead poisoning]]
* [[Pediatrics]]
* [[Toxicology]]

[[Category:Pediatricians]]
[[Category:Toxicologists]]
[[Category:Women in medicine]]
[[Category:Stanford University alumni]]
[[Category:University of Nebraska alumni]]

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