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Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
#obgyntwitter please help out! Doing a survey on how the overturn of #RoeVWade affects prospective #MFMfellowship applicants.
Can those applying into #MFM this cycle fill out the survey below (anonymous, voluntary):
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@MySMFM @BrownObGyn – at Philadelphia, PA
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Rhode Island will always protect a woman's right to reproductive health care — and that includes equal access to abortion.
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
A truly awesome experience testifying in support of the #EACA at the Rhode Island state house this evening with @_megmsmith. Abortion is not a right until it’s accessible for all. #PassTheEACA @WomanProjectHQ @BrownObGyn
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
“As an abortion provider, I hold the stories of my patients very close to my heart… Access to safe abortion saves lives. Period.” @DrBevGray
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Free.
Accessible.
Destigmatized.
Abortion should be all of the above – and it’s what our movement is fighting for.
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
If this doesn’t summarize #COVID @womenandinfants right now and the level of burnout we are all feeling, I don’t know what does. Please. Get. Vaccinated.
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Charlotte Clymer 🇺🇦@cmclymer8 Oct 2020
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Kamala Harris is currently harnessing the collective energy of every woman who's ever been talked over, or talked down to, in a meeting.
#VPDebate
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Today is the last day to register to vote for the 2020 presidential election in the following states:
• Arkansas
• Florida
• Georgia
• Indiana
• Kentucky
• Mississippi
• Ohio
• South Carolina (by mail only — in person and online deadlines passed)
• Tennessee
• Texas
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
White supremacists are celebrating after Trump refused to condemn them in last night’s debate. That should tell us everything.
We must vote Trump out.
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
In tonight's #presidentialdebate, we heard more evidence that women's health is on the ballot. That's why #ACOGvotes. Here's more: 1/
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Women will decide this election. Women will Vote Trump Out.
#RepublicanNationalChaos
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Racial and gender inequality is growing during COVID-19. We need a bailout that addresses it:
🏥 Protections for frontline workers
🏘️ Extensions to the eviction moratorium and enhanced unemployment
💵 Direct payments to Americans
Congress cannot leave this week without action.
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Today, on our last day of residency, we knelt outside our hospital for 8 min and 46s because #blacklivesmatter #blackmomsmatter #whitecoatsforblacklives #obgyn #residency
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
racism is a reproductive health issue
racism is a reproductive health issue
racism is a reproductive health issue
racism is a reproductive health issue
racism is a reproductive health issue
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Abortion is healthcare.
Abortion is healthcare.
Abortion is healthcare.
Abortion is healthcare.
Abortion is healthcare.
Abortion is healthcare.
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Love this virtual “share the wisdom” dinner between graduating MS4s and rising MS4s applying in #obgyn. @dukeobgyn @DukeMedSchool #MedEd
Megan (Smith) Lobel, MD retweeted
Tomorrow! Is! #MatchDay2020!
No, our ceremony won't look like the one I pictured displaying this slide at but if you know 6 Type A+ med students who used to be in sororities, you know we have managed a pretty good backup plan. #StayTuned #Match2020 #medtwitter
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The New York Times@nytimes7 May 2019
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A report from the CDC found that:
—black women were 3.3 times more likely than white women to suffer a pregnancy-related death
—Native American and Alaska Native women were 2.5 times more likely to suffer a pregnancy-related death than white women
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