Women are underrepresented as authors of research articles, 2 and less frequently cited
than men. 7 An observational study of collaboration on journal articles, for example, found …

The trouble with girls: obstacles to women’s success in medicine and research—an essay by
Laurie Garrett | The BMJ Skip to main content Intended for healthcare professionals Access …

Une question cruciale au sein de la science et du milieu universitaire, et la science cognitive
spécifiquement, est de savoir si il ya genre disparité de chances et d'avancement sur la …

Consideration of sex and gender in research and clinical practice is necessary to redress
health inequities and reduce knowledge gaps. As all health professionals must maintain and …

Since 1999, women have made up more than 50% of entrants to medical schools in
Canada. 1 Despite this gender parity among younger physicians, the literature reveals that …

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In the present study, we sought to explain changes in the proportion of men and women
working within North American psychological science in terms of a heterarchical social …

In this paper, we make two main arguments. First, the “gauntlet” metaphor of the experience
of women in science is more accurate than passive constructions such as “pipelines” or …

The “job talk” is a standard element of faculty recruiting. How audiences treat candidates for
faculty positions during job talks could have disparate impact on protected groups, including …

Traditional recruitment practices are prone to unconscious biases that can disadvantage
minority groups. To combat this, many organizations have publicly committed to more …