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Laura Mantegazza (Born Laura Solera 15 January 1813 – 15 September 1873) was an Italian nurse, writer, and philanthropist. She was a nurse. During the Five Days of Milan, she attended the wounded. She attended Garibaldi, when he was wounded. In 1850 she founded the . In 1862, she founded a Profession Female School. Her house is preserved in Cannero Riviera.