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Beyond Marriage: Encouraging Female Doctors to Pursue Their Careers

“In the past, Pakistani families would often seek a bride who was a doctor, thinking that her profession would be an asset to the family. However, pursuing a doctorate degree requires immense energy and dedication, which can leave a woman with little time for family responsibilities. Despite this, many Pakistani girls have excelled in the MDCAT exam, securing a high number of seats in the MBBS program. Unfortunately, less than 50% of them continue to practice medicine after marriage, as they often face pressure from their in-laws to prioritize family over their career. As a result, I have come to

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