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Female doctors share bikini pics after group of mostly male researchers deemed them 'inappropriate' The Journal of Vascular Surgery did a study where it viewed the social media profiles of 235 medical residents to see if they had "unprofessional or potentially unprofessional content" The study created in a backlash from the medical community because it shamed female doctors.
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