The iGIANT: A Student’s Perspective
As a student, I have always been interested in understanding “the bigger picture.” I love seeing how seemingly different fields of study—the humanities and the sciences, the artistic and the […]
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AMWA and Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association Partner on “Advancing Healthcare for Women and Girls Survey”
As part of our commitment to the healthcare of women and girls, AMWA is partnering with Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association (HBA) to learn more about how women working and planning a […]
Finding the Right Investment: 7 Questions You Should Be Asking
Jeff Witz, CFP® David Zemon MEDIQUS Asset Advisors, Inc. “Results. One client at a time.” (sm) While the current economic environment may seem different, there has historically been uncertainty in […]
Judge Gorsuch is Wrong for Supreme Court on Medical Aid-in-Dying Issue
By Dr. Omega Silva, MD, MACP Ten years ago, in 2007, the American Medical Women’s Association became one of the first national medical organizations to adopt a policy supporting laws that […]
Fast Forward with AMWA & Seneca Women on International Women’s Day
AMWA & Seneca Women are celebrating International Women’s Day today, March 8th! “This year’s IWD has an assertive theme—#Be Bold for Change—and comes at a time when women are being […]
AMWA Supports National Wear Red Day 2017 #AMWAGoRed
The American Heart Association writes that “National Wear Red Day® is Friday, February 3, 2017. Why Go Red? Heart disease and stroke cause 1 in 3 deaths among women each […]
National Women Physicians Day 2017
This week we celebrated National Women Physicians Day! “Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to earn a medical degree in the United States, was accepted to Geneva Medical College in 1847 […]
Join Us at the Women’s March on Washington
The below is from The National Women’s Law Center: “The National Women’s Law Center is excited to be a partner for the Women’s March on Washington this month here in […]
Evidence of the Superiority of Female Doctors
Evidence of the Superiority of Female Doctors New research estimates that if all physicians were female, 32,000 fewer Americans would die every year. Read the full article in the Atlantic […]