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“Overall, physician mothers continue to carry more domestic responsibility than their spouses or partners, even when they are both physicians. Physician mothers in surgical specialties who claim sole responsibility for
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MWIA has released their report for 2018 – with reports from our participation at global events such as the UN Commission on the Status of Women and WHO Congress, to
Dr Ivory recently achieved a life-long ambition of working as an Australian volunteer for International Development. Many doctors hold similar ambitions to share their skills in under-resourced communities. Kimberley spent
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