Behind the Mask: The Untold Stories of Black Orthopaedic Surgeons

Letitia Bradford, MD, FAAOS

Editor’s note: This article is the first in a series that conveys the experiences of Black orthopaedic surgeons. The next installment of this series will appear in the November issue of AAOS Now.

Taxes, Subsidies, and Road Hogs: Minority Groups Are Still Underrepresented in Orthopaedics

Melissa Erickson, MD, FAAOS; Andrea Goodwin, MA, MS

Medicine would benefit from an increase in diversity.

A Call to Action: Amend the Workplace Postpartum Experience

Emma P. Dwyer, MD; Megan Anne Conti Mica, MD, FAAOS

The transition between different stages of a surgeon’s career can be unsettling at times. Returning to work after becoming a parent is often one of those rocky transitions.

‘She Can Fix It’ Podcast Asks Female Orthopaedic Surgeons to ‘Talk Story’

Christen M. Russo, MD, FAAOS

Alana Munger, MD, is the host and producer of her own podcast, called “She Can Fix It,” where she interviews female orthopaedic surgeons to carry on a tradition of hers—to “talk story.”