(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Broke barriers as the first Black American with a medical degree, founded the first Black-owned pharmacy, and advanced health equity.
Researches adolescent wellness, STEM mentoring, and substance prevention.
Shapes global liver health and internal medicine safety efforts, ensuring millions receive safer therapies.
Unlocked key insights into high blood pressure and cardiovascular health, inspiring new prevention approaches and generations of scientists.
Redefines healthcare innovation and equity, leading global strategies to expand access to advanced medicine.
Developed blood bank techniques, revolutionizing transfusion medicine and saving millions.
Broke new ground as first Black woman neurosurgeon, transforming care for children.
Advances pharmaceutical innovation and health equity, expanding access to cutting-edge treatments worldwide.
Broke barriers as the first African American to walk in space, later leading healthcare strategy and global STEM advocacy.
Advanced diagnostic innovation and public health equity, linking science and social justice to reduce disparities.
Advanced nationwide sickle cell testing and improved protocols for patient care.
Led advocacy on childhood trauma and improved public health at the statewide level.
Created a cataract treatment device and championed equitable eye health.
Bridges medical care between continents, making neurosurgery more accessible and affordable.
Pioneers advanced data science in clinical trials to improve medicine safety and outcomes.
Helped create chemotherapy and advanced cancer treatments, shaping modern oncology.
Founded a university, led civil rights advocacy, and improved access to education for Black Americans.
Built a beauty empire, became the first self-made female millionaire, and empowered entrepreneurs.
Performed the first successful open-heart surgeries and established hospital training for Black clinicians.
Leads international medicine safety and liver health to ensure safer treatments for millions.
Calculated trajectories for America’s first crewed space missions; paved the way for future explorers.
Played a key role in developing life-saving vaccines and inspires future scientists
Pioneered large-scale hormone synthesis, making disease treatments widely accessible and revolutionizing pharmaceutical chemistry.
Became the first African American in space and promoted STEM education globally.
