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How Tammie Chang, MD, found strength by writing for herself and fellow female physicians
Author(s)Logan Lutton
Chang gives the advice she wishes someone would have told her when she was struggling.
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Female physicians are at a higher rate of burnout and suicide than male physicians. Chang addresses this in her book, Boundaries for Women Physicians: Love Your Life and Career in Medicine.
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