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[Rooks]

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[LizzyM]

I think that you can't go wrong with Ms. It should work for married or unmarried woman. I don't know why we kept Mrs. around after Ms. was invented as it was supposed to replace Miss and Mrs.

 

[Rooks]

I think that you can't go wrong with Ms. It should work for married or unmarried woman. I don't know why we kept Mrs. around after Ms. was invented as it was supposed to replace Miss and Mrs.

I didn't know that Ms. works for both! I can't believe I have been walking around without this knowledge, haha. Thank you Lizzy. 🙂

 

[Rooks]

I think that you can't go wrong with Ms. It should work for married or unmarried woman. I don't know why we kept Mrs. around after Ms. was invented as it was supposed to replace Miss and Mrs.

As a follow-up, how would I address a current medical student who did an informal Q&A with the interviewees? Thank you.

 

[LizzyM]

I'd go with first name.... but if you feel like you need to be formal, you could use Mr. or Ms. but then again, do you know their pronouns?

 

[Mr.Smile12]

There is always Mx. which I think is appropriate for gender neutral titles. Granted, it's not more conventional, but...

Mx (title) - Wikipedia

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