Gender equality in the academic realm remains an elusive but crucial goal for women in
medicine today. Although the number of women in all ranks of academic medicine is …

BACKGROUND: The number of women graduating from United States medical schools
progressively increased during the 26 yr period from 1978 to 2004. This change was …

ALTHOUGH Elizabeth Blackwell became the first female graduate of a United States
medical school in 1849, more than 170 years later, women continue to struggle for full …

Editor—I applaud the editorial board on the superbly timed publication of Galley and
Colvin's editorial 1 on gender inequality, dramatically coinciding with this week's media …

As gender equality and equity continue to progress, shining a spotlight on academic
promotion for women in anesthesiology may help to ensure equal academic advancement …

BACKGROUND: The representation of women among leaders in the field of anesthesia
continues to trail that of their male counterparts. This qualitative study was conducted to …

There is a growing interest in gender equity issues in general society and medicine.
Literature shows several publications addressing female underrepresentation in medicine …

We have read with interest the article entitled,“Gender Differences in Authorship in the
Journal of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Anesthesia: A 28-Year Analysis of Publications …

To the Editor, Historically, men have served in the vast majority of leadership positions in
medical societies, including those in anesthesiology. Despite increases in the number of …

Objective Gender disparities in academic medicine continue to be prevalent despite
significant advances in the number of women entering medicine over the last decades. The …