Facing Hunger at Inordinate Rates: Women and The Food Insecurity Act
By: Zamarud Aminy and Jessica Hoff Introduction Food insecurity plays an impactful role in women’s health today, having become a social and health crisis to the public. As […]
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Take Control of Your Work-Life Balance While in Medical School
Most medical students do not have a perfect balance between their work, school, and personal lives despite what social media would have you believe. However, it is possible. You can […]
Being a Non-Traditional Premed
A Non-Traditional Journey to Medicine by Anonymous Like many premeds, becoming a physician was a childhood dream for me. My route to becoming a premed has been less traditional than […]
Latinx Women in Medicine
Latinx Women in Medicine: By: Carolina Ruiz Minority representation in high-level positions continues to be a disparity. A study by the AAMC showed that less than six percent of physicians […]
How to be an Outstanding Medical School Applicant
How to be an Outstanding Medical School Applicant Join Dr. Susan Choo in this webinar, as she discusses what to do to stand out in a sea of medical school […]
Black History Heritage Month – Physician Highlight
By: National AMWA Premedical Division In honor of Black History Month, AMWA has taken the entire month to highlight 28 Black women physicians throughout history. For the last week of […]
Funding Mental Health Services for Casa Esperanza: AMWA Premedical Division’s Global Health Committee Fundraiser
Written by: AMWA Premedical Division Global Health Committee The AMWA Premedical Division’s Global Health Committee is partnering with Casa Esperanza — a women’s and children’s shelter in Maneadero, Mexico that […]
Female Patient Choice
By: Pamela George What defines a woman? Is it about the partnership with a man, the breasts and uterus, the ability to give birth? These may be the traditional womanly […]
Ending Unhealthy Competition: Holding Space and Encouraging Your Peers
by Gabriela Tamara Suggs On the journey to becoming a practicing physician, premedical students, student doctors, and residents alike are all faced with competition-focused hurdles at advancing milestones. A finite […]
Period Poverty: The Belittling of a Basic Need
As seen on the Osmosis Website, Written By: Alexandra A. Alvarez […]