Catherine Fox Award: Grey's Anatomy Makes a Change

The Harper Avery Award is Renamed

A Step Towards Awareness

In a move to address sexual assault allegations against Harper Avery, the fictional medical award in the popular television show "Grey's Anatomy" has been officially renamed the Catherine Fox Award.

The Catherine Fox Award, formerly known as the Harper Avery Award, was created by physician Harper Avery to recognize outstanding achievements in the medical field. For doctors in the "Grey's Anatomy" universe, winning the Harper Avery is the highest honor they can attain.

However, in recent seasons of the show, allegations of sexual misconduct against Harper Avery have come to light. As a result, the writers and producers of "Grey's Anatomy" decided to rename the award in honor of Catherine Fox, a beloved character known for her integrity and compassion.

The renaming of the award not only reflects the show's commitment to addressing societal issues but also sends a powerful message about the importance of accountability and the pursuit of justice for victims of sexual assault.