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Partnership Between AMWA, International Orphan Care, NuruZan, Myna, and Afghanistan Relief Alliance “The need is great, but the power of humanity, even greater” With over 90% of its population living […]
The American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) proudly joins the newly formed Sustainable Menstruation Coalition, a strategic alliance established to empower women and girls around the world with access to appropriate […]
In 2022, 6 major organizations are being led by women medical student leaders: American Medical Student Association, Latino Medical Student Association, Student National Medical Association, Asian Pacific American Medical Student […]
The American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA) is one of six founding organizations to join forces to make a bigger impact in Gender Equity in Academic Medicine and Science (GEMS). National Women Physicians Day February 3, 2022 @ […]
Padmini Murthy, MD, Receives Presidential Service Award Dr. Padmini Murthy was honored with the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for her extensive volunteer work over the years to advance the health of […]
Join the AMWA 2021 Yearend FUNdraiser To the American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA), the stethoscope represents the gift that we are given as physicians to connect meaningfully with our patients. […]
The American Medical Women’s Association, in partnership with the Laura W. Bush Institute for Women’s Health at Texas Tech, the Mayo Clinic, and Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, brings […]
American Medical Women’s Association Opposes Legislation that Poses Risk to the Safety and Health of the Public Authors: Katrina Green, MD, April Barnard, MSc, and Theresa Rohr-Kirchgraber, MD with the […]
The American Medical Women’s Association Advocacy Committee asks all members to voice support for the inclusion of the 3 provisions in the Build Back Better reconciliation package currently under consideration […]
The passage of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is essential for equity in the workplace for all, including women physicians. In the 1970s, a practicing obstetrician/gynecologist had trouble getting a […]