After I started writing about COVID as a medical student and the Internet was in an uproar, I was called into a conference room. Two deans were waiting.
They told me that, after a woman had given birth—alone, with no family or staff in the room—I had been caught by two nurses, standing silently, staring at her vagina.
The nurses, they said, had told me to leave.
And I, according to the report, had strutted past them and said:
"Isn't the female anatomy beautiful?"
When they said this, my stomach clim…