A new study finds not everyone has equitable access to paid parental leave policies. In San Francisco, low awareness, eligibility restrictions, and a complicated application process kept new parents from benefiting from the leave they need.

......are you not supposed to do this?

Studying public health completely changed the lens in which I view medicine and patient care. Complex problems require complex solutions. Public health practice should be centered in med school curriculum. Patients deserve that.

This is FASCINATING! Such a unique opportunity for study into causes of premature births. Looking forward to seeing where this leads and the impact on prenatal care During Coronavirus Lockdowns, Some Doctors Wondered: Where Are the Preemies? nytimes.com/2020/07/19/hea…

More than anything the booze and bikini paper makes me question the peer review process..... #MedTwitter

I appreciate the article mentioning professional dress is expensive and can place a significant burden on FGLI students. I don't know if this is true everywhere, but our hospital provides med students with scrubs for free and launders them. It's a huge help

Being a Peer Support Advocate is one of the best things I've done in med school. So blessed to work with such incredible Wellness Warriors! 💛💙

This week marks the 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA was passed to prevent discrimination, set accessibility standards and mandate accommodations for disabled persons #ADA30 #FactFriday (1/3)

The MedEdPORTAL Anti-racism in Medicine Collection continues to grow. Today, 3 new features addressing topics from intersectionality to discrimination to microaggressions were published. ow.ly/9PGf50ANw7q #meded

Happy Election Day! If you haven't voted already, check out vote411.org for more info about how to vote, to see what's on the ballot where you live and hear from the candidates. #BlackVotesMatter #Vote2020

I'm a bit late, but thank you to everyone who attended the #ASC2021 Anti-Racism panel yesterday and for all of your kind words. It was an honor to represent the med student perspective. I hope we all take what was shared and do our part to make surgery and medicine anti-racist

HUGE congratulations to the #DiM2021 organizers! It was an incredible day of phenomenal talks and events. So grateful for the opportunity to learn from so many people with such powerful perspectives!

Heard today: 'Women are over-mentored and under-sponsored.' That resonates. Let's celebrate #InternationalWomensDay with disruptive change, starting now. Nominate a woman colleague today. WomenSurgeons #WomensDay #WomenInSTEM

We hope you enjoyed the first day of #BMHW21! 😃 Join us tomorrow for our virtual town hall which will be streaming on Twitter from 4:30 p.m. EST to 6:30 p.m. EST! Join the conversation and enage with us all day on Twitter by using our hashtags and subscribing to our newsletter!

Our opening tweetchat for #BMHW21 is TODAY at 3:30 p.m. EST! We can’t wait to engage with you and to spark conversation about what it means to Claim Your Power, Resilience, and Liberation. #BMHW21 #BlackMamasMatter #birthequity #blackmaternalhealth #blackmaternalhealthweek

Happy #BlackMaternalHealthWeek!

Soooo... I placed my first IUD today! 😊 And it went quite smoothly if I do say so myself lol 😝 #MedSchoolMilestone #BabyDoc #AtYourCervix

#MatchDay is coming 😳Took a break from my (mostly done) rank list to register with #MedGradWishlist (link in bio) More than the tangible things, I'm super grateful for the support of BIPOC on Med Twitter. Your insight and encouragement have meant the world ❤️ #Classof2023

To all my fellow M4s, no matter what happens this week, may you never forget #Match2023