Scientific medical conferences can be easily modified to improve female inclusion: a
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There is increasing global recognition of the need to consider sex and gender differences in
all medical research. 1–3 Many countries and institutions have now issued guidelines or …

We read the theme issue on advancing women in science, medicine, and global health with
great enthusiasm, and here we write in response to the Comment by Jocalyn Clark and …

Although nearly half of all doctors in the UK are women, other than the highest college rank
of president, other senior echelons of medicine have disproportionately low numbers of …

Women are a minority of cardiologists. Despite gender parity among medical students and
internal medicine residents in the USA and in Europe, only 21% of cardiology fellows in the …

That women and men have different physiology, experiences of illness, and health-care
outcomes is well established. 1 From the benefits of aspirin for prevention of cardiovascular …

Our focus is on looking forwards. We are not interested in descriptive pieces that cover
known ground or describe the problem, but instead papers that extend understandings and …

I read with interest what Editors at The Lancet are doing about gender and diversity. 1
Gender inequities are at odds with the ethics to which we as a health-care community …

Gender inequality is a widespread and enduring problem that has been acknowledged and
discussed for centuries. Despite recent efforts promoting gender equality, women still …

Co-first authorship and gender equity in academic publishing Page 1 Correspondence 2036
www.thelancet.com Vol 393 May 18, 2019 go first. The Lancet indicates co-first authorship by …