Helen M. Schultz

Schultz posing with one of her buses, circa 1924 Helen M. Schultz (February 12, 1898 – March 8, 1974) was an American intercity bus entrepreneur, nicknamed "'''Iowa's Bus Queen." Schultz grew up in the Midwest, and recognized a need for bus service in Iowa. In 1922, she founded the Red Ball Transportation Company''', which operated a large route network in northern Iowa until 1930, when Schultz sold it to the Jefferson Highway Transportation Company. Provided by Wikipedia
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    GLUCOSENS study protocol: a continuous glucose monitoring system compared to fingerstick glucose monitoring in surgical wards – a two-centre before-after clinical trial

    GLUCOSENS study protocol: a continuous glucose monitoring system compared to fingerstick glucose monitoring in surgical wards – a two-centre before-after clinical trial by Karoline Schousboe, Helen Schultz, Marian Christin Petersen, Kasper Baasch Nielsen, Line Abrahamsen, Torill Donslund Nielsen, Ulla Linding Joergensen, Tine Lumbye Thomsen

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