Mary Ellen Avery, M.D., is credited with saving more than 800,000 babies' lives
Read MoreShe heeded her mother's advice and forged ahead until she at last found her niche in medicine
Read MoreMembers of our sisterhood gathered to celebrate the legacy of women in medicine
Read MoreDr. Heather Farley shares her experience with burnout and coping with emotional distress after challenging cases
Read More"You have to knock on a lot of doors for the right one to open."
Read More"Medicine is about preventing suffering wherever possible; help life wherever you find it. Compassion is paramount."
Read MoreThe power of bequests and the unique sisterhood that is the Foundation
Read MoreThe risks, consequences, and how to battle burnout
Read MoreCarla Bittel to conduct research in Boston
Read MoreWorking behind the scenes to provide opportunity & financial help
Read MoreThe history and mystery of physician pay
Read More“We say, 'I didn’t really deserve that'.”
Read MoreFrom the Nuclear Threat Initiative to the FDA, Dr. Hamburg has had a long and fruitful career.
Read More‘You have to go on, do your job and not be rattled’
Read More‘If people want you, they will pay you an equitable salary’
Read MoreDr. Margaret Hamburg to receive prestigious award from the Women in Medicine Legacy Foundation
Read MoreForeign medical school graduates have about a 50 percent chance of matching into a residency program in the U.S.
Read MoreFemale physicians make almost $20,000 less a year
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