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Making Rounds Nichole Miller and religious--and their influence onHow one young woman survived personal loss, sexism, and her own misogyny to become a trailblazer in academic medicine In 1961, when Sharon Hostler enrolled in medical school, just 6 percent of physicians were women. Against these inauspicious odds, she succeeded not only in becoming a medical doctor she rose to the very top of the medical profession. Making Rounds is Hostler's deeply personal reflection on a lifetime of remarkable experiences from