Virtual Opportunities During Summer 2020
Virtual Opportunities During Summer 2020 written by: Maya Roytman It was difficult for me to come to terms with the fact that my in-person internship for the summer had been […]
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Atlantis Fellowship
Atlantis Fellowship written by: Bryn Vance During the summer of 2019, I packed my two suitcases and left for the airport from which I was traveling to Rome to complete […]
Addiction in Native American Youth During the COVID-19 Pandemic
by Jeena Kar, DO The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted substance use disorder patients, as nearly all of the resources they normally rely on have become limited. Patients are being […]
A Reflection on Freshman Year as a Premed: Essential Pieces of Wisdom From My Experiences
A Reflection on Freshman Year as a Premed: Essential Pieces of Wisdom From My Experiences written by: Maya Roytman I always imagined that my first day of college would be […]
Supreme Court Case Holds that Title VII Forbids Firing Employees Because They Are Homosexual or Transgender – AMWA Participated in Amici Brief
On June 15, 2020, the Supreme Court held that Title VII forbids employers from firing employees because they are homosexual or transgender. AMWA participated in the Amicus Brief for the […]
American Heart Association CycleNation – Rush Heart Center for Women Team Campaign Summary
Shiva Barforoshi, Neelum T. Aggarwal, MD, Annabelle S. Volgman, MD American Heart Association Cycle Nation Overview and Virtual Platform This year was the first ever Virtual CycleNation Rally. The COVID-19 […]
Wellness & Mindfulness as an Aspiring Physician
Wellness & Mindfulness as an Aspiring Physician written by: Anahita Akhavan How satisfied are you with your lifestyle, life choices, and your life in general? Well, this is a question […]
AMWA Speaks Out Against Racism and Violence
AMWA SPEAKS OUT AGAINST RACISM AND VIOLENCE As physicians and students of medicine, as citizens and residents of the United States, and as human beings, the American Medical Women’s Association […]
A Message from AMWA
A Message from AMWA As physicians and students of medicine, as citizens and residents of the United States, and as human beings, the American Medical Women’s Association is outraged and […]
Masters Programs
Masters Programs written by: Alexandra Baum More and more often, students choose to take time off between undergrad and medical school. Some spend their gap year(s) volunteering abroad or working […]