Lucia Janičová has become the first Slovakian woman to successfully scale the world's highest peak, Mt. Everest. Scott, Shayna become first American deaf couple to scale Makalu Modi visits Kashmir's main city for the first time since revoking region's semi-autonomy Lucia successfully stood on top of Everest at 7:25 AM on May 12 accompanied by Sherpa, according to Seven Summit Treks. With a background as a distinguished researcher in immuno-oncology, boasting extensive expertise in Drug Development, Cell Biology, Tumor Immunology, Sustainability, and Analytical Skills, the 37-year-old Janičová has now added a remarkable achievement to her repertoire. Her passion for mountaineering serves as a conduit for strengthening both physical and mental well-being, propelling her to greater heights, both in elevation and the walk of life. While asked her the key driver to the summit of Everest, she responded, "When I found out that no Slovak woman had ever climbed Mount Everest, I saw it as a reflection of the deeply rooted gender inequality in our society, and I decided to break this barrier." We are glad to facilitate the successful Everest summit of such accomplished scholar and equality activist, said SST chairman Mingma Sherpa.