AMWA Member Spotlight—Kellie L. Stecher, MD
Kellie L. Stecher, MD, is an obstetrician/gynecologist who spends the majority of her time in clinical practice at M Health Fairview Women’s Center in Edina, Minnesota. Tell Us About Your […]
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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 […]
“Morning Sunrise” – Leana Pande
Acrylic on canvas Leana Pande Pre Med Student
Period Poverty: The Belittling of a Basic Need
As seen on the Osmosis Website, Written By: Alexandra A. Alvarez […]
AMWA Calls for Peaceful Transfer of Presidential Power to Preserve Public Health
As the Presidential inauguration quickly approaches, the American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) calls on all in this country to remain peaceful. The stability of our government, the peaceful and timely […]
Sex and Gender Health Collaborative
Sex and Gender Health Collaborative By Lara Rostomian Did you know that 80% of the drugs withdrawn from the market are due to side effects on women? Or that women […]
Consider Sex & Gender in Research
Research Analyzed and Reported by Sex and Gender for Muskuloskeletal Conditions The Sine Qua Non of Clinical Care, Health Profession Education, and Research By Kim Templeton There is limited evidence […]
Virtual Shadowing and Volunteering
Virtual Shadowing and Volunteering By: Bryn Vance As pre-health students, we are drawn to opportunities through which we can learn about our future profession and how we can serve others. […]
Lower Covid-19 Doses: Could This Be A Good Move?
Exploring Vaccine Deployment Through a Sex & Gender Lens “I’ve been thinking about the potential benefits of varied dosages for different populations from the start, and it does make sense,” […]