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Doctor Mom
For a growing number of women training for a career in medicine, pregnancy is a complication
Chloe Zera returned to work seven weeks after giving birth to her daughter and soon grew exhausted. Not only was she up during the night with her baby, but Zera was training to be an obstetrician and regularly worked 24-hour shifts. (Full article: 1088 words)
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