Peds intern @ColumbiaMed MD/MPH @UMiamiMedicine'24 | @McGillU'18 📍NYC & 🇫🇷
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Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Did u know your child’s doctor is paid 25% less than adult docs with the same yrs of training and debt? The way we fund care in this country is backwards, leading to a dwindling pool of med grads choosing pediatrics @bvincibmc and I propose a fix here: statnews.com/2024/04/02/too-…
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Columbia Department of Pediatrics can’t wait to welcome the class of 2027, who received their residency match results this month! We are so excited for our new residents to begin their training at @nyphospital / @ColumbiaMed this June.
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Take us back 🤩🙌🥳 Learn more about this year’s #MatchDay: loom.ly/Hlfo0SM
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
🗳️📢 Today marks National Voter Registration Day! Just as you dedicate yourself to caring for patients and clients, your vote plays a pivotal role in shaping healthcare policies and fostering community well-being. Join in, be #VoteReady, and register to vote.
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
In a landmark achievement for reproductive justice, a joint FDA advisory committee voted today to UNANIMOUSLY support a progestin-only birth control pill to be offered over-the-counter (OTC)!
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Last week was Black Maternal Health Week, a week for building awareness and amplifying the voices and experiences of Black birthing people, as well as the caretakers in their lives.
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Overturning Roe will critically restrict the provision of abortion care in many states, and jeopardize trainees’ ability to develop abortion knowledge and skills. Though many may feel powerless now, medical institutions must recognize they are not. 1/3 medpagetoday.com/opinion/sec…
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Medical Students for Choice affirms our commitment to educate and train future physicians in abortion care and family planning.
#AbortionIsEssential
#LiberateAbortion
ALT It’s official. The Supreme Court of the United States has overturned Roe v. Wade. We do not need to speculate about the impact this ruling will have. According to the Guttmacher Institute, 26 states are certain or likely to ban abortion now that Roe has been struck down. Losing clinic access in 26 states will hurt those most impacted by reproductive oppression, leaving them vulnerable to criminalization, exploitation, and the consequences of forced birth. When they go low, we organize. In solidarity with our amazing movement colleagues working to advance reproductive rights and justice, Medical Students for Choice affirms our commitment to educate and train future physicians in abortion care and family planning. Pamela Merritt Executive Director, Medical Students for Choice
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
On the cover, our Editorial: Why Roe v. Wade must be defended hubs.li/Q01b9FLr0
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Last night, the Republican-controlled Florida legislature passed a dangerous bill that will severely restrict women’s access to reproductive health care. My Administration will not stand for the continued erosion of women’s constitutional rights.
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Your ZIP code or how much money you make shouldn’t affect your ability to access essential health care in your own community. We thank @SenSchumer for bringing #WHPA to the floor and strongly urge every senator to listen to their constituents and pass this vital legislation.
JUST IN: The Senate is moving towards a vote on the Women’s Health Protection Act! This historic legislation would help fight back against state bans & restrictions like what we’ve seen in FL, AZ, and TX. NOW is the time to #ActForAbortionAccess.
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
The final version of the 15-week abortion ban bill is being voted on today in the Florida House.
Watch the full debate via @floridachannel starting at 2:30 pm by visiting thefloridachannel.org
.@FLHouseDems have proposed multiple amendments on Florida’s 15 week abortion ban, including exemptions for rape, incest, reproductive coercion and human trafficking.
So far all have failed along what seems to be a party line vote.
Cruel for the sake of being cruel.
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Review in October BOR supports the traditional interpretation that, in contrast to many non-mammalian organisms and male mammals, germ-line stem cells do not exist post-natally in female mammals.
Read now: doi.org/10.1093/biolre/ioab1…
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
One of our @umiamimedicine students @ajoydraper Allison Draper raising her voice about the origins of the word “pudendum”. nytimes.com/2021/09/21/scien… @nytimes @UMiamiMedNews
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
We are the 1 in 4 women doctors who struggle with #infertility - to all med students, trainees, and docs out there: you are NOT alone - honored to be in @nytimes with @FutureDocs and @arghavan_salles
#MedTwitter #WomenInMedicine @AMWADoctors @Jackiemroz
nytimes.com/2021/09/13/healt…
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Texas #SB8 represents a clear attack on the practice of medicine in our country and on decades of established legal precedent. Read and share our joint statement from @ACOG and @MeAndMyOBG: acog.org/news/news-releases/…
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Really excited to be serving as my school’s Medical Students for Choice co-president with @MathildeHainaut! We would love to follow more orgs in the space and get connected to advocacy opportunities related to repro justice for med students #reproductivehealth
Mathilde Hainaut, MD, MPH retweeted
Germ cells of the mammalian female: A limited or renewable resource? academic.oup.com/biolreprod/… @BiolReprod Spoiler alert: evidence still supports former rather than the latter. 1/2 – at Brisbane, Queensland
