This cohort study uses survey data to assess the prevalence and development of depressive symptoms among sexual minority and heterosexual physicians during residency training.

This cohort study uses data from a survey of US medical interns to assess the prevalence of self-reported disability and program accommodations and the association between accommodations, depressive symptoms, and self-reported medical errors among resident physicians.

This cohort study evaluates the association of the COVID-19 pandemic with gender differences in work-family factors and mental health among physician parents.

This cohort study assesses anxiety, depression, mood, and fear of workplace violence in a cohort of young physicians in China before and during the coronavirus disease 2019 outbreak.

This survey study examines how gender disparities are associated with attrition from the workforce and how family considerations are associated with decisions about how much to work.

This prospective longitudinal study examines the increase in depressive symptoms during physicians’ internship year, its potentially disproportionate effect on women, and work-family conflict as a risk factor.