When the Personal Was Political

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Focusing on the experiences of five women who entered UCSF medical school in 1973, this social history explores the challenges and triumphs of the post-feminist generation of female doctors. As they navigated motherhood and a changing healthcare landscape, these women forged lasting friendships and support systems. The narrative contrasts their journey with earlier female pioneers and contemporary students, examining the evolving identity of women in medicine. Dr. Martin provides an insightful analysis of gender dynamics within the profession, blending personal stories with broader themes.