User talk:Neotarf/Red links

Scientific American, "Gone in 2015: Commemorating 10 Outstanding Women in Science" [16]
Kathryn Barnard
Aída Fernández Ríos [17] (enwiki)
Anita Kurmann
Dottie Thomas (Dorothy Thomas) NYT: [18] disambig [19] (enwiki)
Margaret Tisdale - Welsh clinical virologist
- Scientific American, "Gone in 2015: Commemorating 10 Outstanding Women in Science" [20]
- NewsNorthWales, "Tributes paid to Montgomeryshire scientist Margaret Tisdale who has died, aged 64" [21]
- Leonie's Blog, "Two Coroners, Two Deaths: The Scientist and The Chef", [22] unsourced report of inquests involving Citalopram
- AntiDepAware, "The Scientist, the Doctor and the Coroner" [23] a blog "promoting awareness of the dangers of antidepressants"
- Bedfordshire-news, "Volunteering stress is linked to Wrestlingworth school governor's suicide" [24] inquest: post-retirement activities and concerns about Citalopram. Doctor statement and coroner statement: [25]
- Co-author of publication on HIV [26][27]
- Pubfacts, "Publications authored by Margaret Tisdale" [28]
- List of publications [29] (Chinese language)
- DocbyDoc: Scientific professional community [30] publications by year
- Neuraminidase Inhibitor Susceptibility Network - position statement [31]

Lynsey Addario - named by American Photo Magazine one of the most influential photographers over the past 25 years
Camille Lepage - French photojournalist killed on duty in the Central African Republic
Heather Agyepong - London, photographs Africa (Agbogbloshie)
Ruth Prieto Arenas - Mexico City, migration
Homai Vyarawalla - aka "Dalda 13" - India's first female photojournalist in the late 1930s, recorded the last days of the British Empire in India
Glenna Gordon - documentary photographer in Africa since 2006
Arati Kumar-Rao - South Asia, climate change and environment, awarded for her documentation of the oil spills in the Sundarbans.
Lisa Krantz - tells stories: women who were survivors of the military's "pervasive and long-standing problem of sexual assaults", the recovery of a triple amputee veteran.
Stephanie Sinclair - child marriage and self-immolation (National Geographic)
Malin Fezehai - Eritrean and Swedish photographer and filmmaker based in New York, displaced communities: African asylum-seekers in Israel and the sinking islands of Kiribati.

The Planters painting by Adamantios Diamantis, Wikidata item [53]
Medusa painting by Hughie O'Donoghue, Wikidata item [54]
Red Loop painting by Ivan Kožarić, Wikidata item [55]
Art (according to Marlboro) painting by Boris Bućan, Wikidata item [56]
Madonna and Child painting by Vasilis Michaelides, Wikidata item [57]
Disputation at Peristerona painting by Georgiou Polyviou Georgios, Wikidata item [58]
Le noyau rouge painting by Joseph Probst, Wikidata item [59]
Composition painting by Stelios Votsis, Wikidata item [60]
Return from the Fields (Q22661827), woodcut by Telemachos Kanthos, Wikidata item [61]
Pagan Spring (Q22661824) painting by Stass Paraskos, Wikidata item [62]
Meander 2 (Q22670970) painting by Julije Knifer, Wikidata item [63]
Composition XX (Q22977417) painting by Hans Mattis-Teutsch [64]
Standing Madonna with child (Q21157624) statuette of the Madonna, National Gallery of Slovenia [65]
Pompeiian table (Q21204744) painting by Marij Pregelj [66]
Composition E 10/58 (Q23011544) painting by Michel Stoffel [67]
Programmed Print - the Vertical Line Program (Q22678603) graphic art by Oho (Marko Pogačnik) [68]
Return to the Village (Q22661796) painting by Ioannis Kissonergis [69]
Meditation Painting 28 (Q21743184) painting by Patrick Scott [70]
New Sexual Lifestyles (Q21727723) video artwork by Gerard Byrne [71]
Composition, Throne II (Q22661805) painting by Andreas Chrysochos [72]
Calligraphical image (Q23012030) drawing by Roger Manderscheid [73]