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Nora Spencer Hamner (January 6, 1895 – November 17, 1971) was an American public health nurse known for her work fighting tuberculosis in Virginia. She is known as the first public health nurse trained in Virginia.

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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Schuyler, Virginia Blue Ridge Parkway Nurses from Virginia Richmond, Virginia VCU School of Medicine Virginia Virginia Commonwealth University Virginia General Assembly 1895 births Master of Science People from Buckingham County, Virginia 1971 deaths Tuberculosis Darlington County, South Carolina American Lung Association American Red Cross Earl Hamner Jr. Forest Lawn Cemetery (Richmond, Virginia) Charlotte Williams Memorial Hospital Pine Camp Tuberculosis Hospital Polio Buckingham County, Virginia World War II Public health nursing dbr:Schuyler_High_School
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