Zoya Qureshy
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Dr. Zoya Qureshy is a rising voice in gynecologic surgery, whose research focuses on health equity, surgical disparities, and minimally invasive approaches to uterine fibroids. Her most-cited work, "Rethinking Disparities in Minimally Invasive Myomectomy" (2021), critically examines the systemic and patient-level drivers behind the stark differences in surgical approach between African American and White women undergoing myomectomy. This study, which has garnered 9 citations, highlights how race, socioeconomic factors, and implicit bias influence access to less invasive surgical options, challenging the field to move beyond simply documenting disparities toward actionable solutions. Dr. Qureshy’s contributions are particularly notable for centering patient-centered outcomes and advocating for equitable surgical care. Her work has been recognized for its potential to reshape clinical guidelines and training, ensuring that all women—regardless of background—receive the most appropriate, minimally invasive treatment for fibroids. As an emerging scholar, Dr. Qureshy is establishing herself as a critical thinker at the intersection of surgical innovation and social justice, making her a key figure for students and researchers interested in reproductive health equity.
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