This study examines the prevalence of mental health problems during the fourth postgraduate year, and investigates whether it is already possible to predict such...

The following study identifies the prevalence of burnout, variation of its prevalence during medical school, and the impact of personal life events on burnout and...

This study investigates and confronts the assertion proposed by recent literature that women's professional motivations, ingrained behavior, and perceptions of...

The Joy in Medicine podcast series from Johns Hopkins takes a look at the myriad ways clinicians find joy, from advocating for patients to developing programs to...

Female physicians are more likely to make professional adjustments to accommodate their responsibilities at home. Nearly half of the spouses of male physicians...

Retaining women in academic medicine is challenging, despite gender parity in medical training. Child-rearing and differential preferences on work-life balance may...

The following study assesses the resident experience of childbearing during surgical training by conducting a self-administered 74-question survey. Results show...

This study explores residents' views about pregnancy during residency and the effect leaves of absence had on the quantity of surgical procedures performed. 31...

The following article highlights the importance of demonstrating empathy in clinical practice for patient safety and outcomse. Physicians who are facing burnout...

70% of current endocrinology fellows are women, which reflects an apparent waning of interest in endocrinology among male trainees. To continue to attract trainees...