Obstetricians Still Wanted: Mothers Should Read the Fine Print

  1. Philip E. Young, MD
  1. From University of California, San Diego, San Diego, CA 92121.

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    TO THE EDITOR:

    Harrumph! I am not the program director Dr. Plante cited in her essay on motherhood and medicine (1). However, I am a 63-year-old male obstetrician–gynecologist who spent many years as the residency director of an OB-GYN program at a major teaching institution and who currently serves as the senior …

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