In the tapestry of history, some threads shine brightly, while others remain subtly woven in the background, yet their impact is profound. Take the story of Henrietta Lacks, a woman whose cells revolutionized medical science without her ever knowing. When doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital took her tumor cells in the early 1950s, they unlocked a treasure trove of possibilities. Researchers around the world began using these immortal cells for groundbreaking studies, leading to the development of