NPOV
I believe the following assertion belies a non-neutral point of view: "Two feminist historians, Elizabeth Mason-Hohl and Kate Campbell Hurd-Mead, wrote about Trotula in the 1930s/40s. Both women made false and unsupported elaborations about Trotula’s life, leading to misconceptions that last to this day." To call Mason-Hohl and Hurd-Mead's claims "false and elaborate" is groundless, especially given that Hurd-Mead's text is still today one of the most reliable sources for the study of the History of Science. Moreover, primary source evidence exists to prove that women graduated from the School of Salerno. I will add this information to the article presently, but I do hope that the above quote can be removed.