Virginia Apgar

Birth is a miracle; our job is to protect it.

I traded strings for stethoscopes, but music remains.

Defects in birth remind us of environmental sins.

Persistence in research yields profound rewards.

A quick glance can change a lifetime.

Medicine is art disguised as science.

Colleagues, let's prioritize the vulnerable.

Witty diagnosis: the baby scores high on resilience.

Life's meaning? Helping the helpless start strong.

Rubella vaccine: a victory over tragedy.

From Mount Holyoke to medicine, dreams evolve.

The OR is a symphony; I conduct quietly.

No child left behind in the delivery room.

Observation is the mother's milk of diagnosis.

My last words? Keep scoring for the kids.

Anesthesiology: where seconds save souls.

Women pioneers light the way for others.

Humor diffuses tension: 'This baby's got rhythm!'

Science demands we question, not accept.