Investigating racial/ethnic differences in procedure experience in obstetrics & gynecology trainees at a single academic institution: a retrospective cohort study.

Background: Discrimination is common in medical education. Resident physicians of races and ethnicities underrepresented in medicine experience daily discrimination which has been proven to negatively impact training. There is limited data on the impact of resident race/ethnicity on OB/GYN surgical training.

Demographic Correlates of Endometriosis Diagnosis Among United States Women Aged 15-50.

Objective: To compare demographic characteristics of women with and without a diagnosis of endometriosis.

Design: Data were collected from the National Survey of Family Growth-a publicly available survey designed and administered by the Centers for Disease Control, which uses a nationally-representative sample of the United States population. Univariate data were reported as survey-weighted percentages and means and were analyzed using chi-square, t tests, and logistic regression.