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A series of personal stories, advice and insights from women in medicine around the world.
In one month, I will turn 30. While I try to reassure myself that this year will be no different, there is…
During my residency and fellowship, I moonlighted. Admittedly I lived in expensive cities – New York and DC – but even if…
A few years ago, I went skiing for the first time ever (what can I say, I grew up in Alabama and…
I went to a large public high school in New Orleans where I played on the varsity volleyball team. My high school…
I knew I wanted to pursue Cardiology training in my first clinical year as a medical student. I was fascinated by cardiovascular…
Who knew when I started blogging that I would get to write a post about one of my favorite things?! I like…
Recently, I was having dinner with one of my mentees. She’s a college senior starting grad school in the fall, and I…
Reaching my third year of fellowship was like glimpsing the light at the end of a really, really long tunnel. The process…
The last several years have put “women” at the forefront of the zeitgeist. From #MeToo to politics, classrooms to boardrooms, our cultural…
I wish more people talked about this, so here I go. I decided to freeze my eggs when I was 32 –…
There are some parts of being an academic attending that were never really covered in training, and I wonder when exactly we…
A few months ago, I saw this Twitter post. I LOVED it. I have read so many pieces about women’s fear of…
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