“I see a future in which medicine is as much about public health and wellness as it is about sick care and the treatment of diseases.”
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“I believe that when individuals can tell me their stories and share their expertise about themselves, then I can share my medical knowledge and together we can create a plan of care that honors the patient’s unique goals and values.”
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Rebecca Davis Lee Crumpler, the first African-American woman to earn a medical degree, sought every opportunity to relieve the sufferings of others.
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Heather Munro Prescott, PhD will research the cultural history of Planned Partenthood Federation of America
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Tracking the progress of the next generation
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Watch the video to hear some of what she had to say
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The Women in Medicine Legacy Foundation honors Dr. Linda P. Fried
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"If you want to fly high you have to expect to be buffeted by high winds."
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"I’m committed to making certain women are represented in leadership positions to set the example for the next generation."
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The first to note the loss of cognitive function in children treated with radiation to the brain
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"There really is a way to live longer and healthier."
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Meet the first woman to hold a faculty position at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
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"We’re always striving to meet someone else’s standard, but sometimes you need to take a step back and ask yourself what you really want."
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Her studies in female sexuality predated Kinsey’s by over 50 years
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"It’s important to exercise different muscles at different points in our career."
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Apply for the Foundation Fellowship at the Center for the History of Medicine
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“Succeeding is establishing a foundation so other people can also succeed.”
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Dr. Grete Bibring, physician, feminist—and hostess
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