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interest in … Given the gender distribution of medical students and of obstetrics and gynecology …

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of minorities and women in academic medicine has increased. For example, female …

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an existing framework for developing an academic medical educator career. It will highlight …

… Why are a quarter of faculty considering leaving academic medicine? A study of their
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