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Welcome back, clinical problem solvers.

My name's Lindsay Shipley, and I'm so excited to be back with our hashtag boss lady team this week, Anna, Emma, and Charmine to introduce our second episode of the Women in Diagnosis series.

Today, just like good old times, we'll open with the case discussed by the

amazing master clinician and diagnostician, Steph Sherman. Woohoo!

I'm just here to woo. That's it.

Then we will delve deeper into the gender biases we've all experienced as women in the field of medicine by telling our stories and providing guidance on how we can help each other to overcome these biases.

Are you all excited?

I know I am.

Yes, ma'am.

Anna, what do we have in store for us today?

Hi, everyone.

My name is Anna Fretz.

I'm a current second year internal medicine resident at UCSF, and I'm a member of CPS and the

Women in Diagnosis series.

I am super excited to be presenting a case today to the master clinician, Steph Sherman,

who we have heard speak on other morning reports and

episodes.

And I'm Emma, and I'm going to introduce Dr. Stephanie Sherman quickly.

Dr. Stephanie Sherman is a clinician educator and residency associate program director at Baylor

College of Medicine, who does hospital medicine

at Ben Taub General Hospital and the Houston VA Medical Center. Here at CP Solvers, we love our

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