Discrimination in the workplace when documented is illegal but is seen to still exist in some
forms whether based on culture, race, or gender. Each of these disparities warrants further …

Women have made enormous progress in medicine, but gender disparities continue to
impose significant challenges for women in academic neurology. 1 The number of women …

Despite the fact that the percentages of women among physicians and neurologists have
been rising, gender-related disparities in numerous metrics persist, notably in …

OBJECTIVE: The role of women in Western society has changed dramatically in the past
several decades. Despite this, many gender disparities still exist for professionals in the …

Excellence in neurologic practice and research does not have a gender. Yet women
neurologists historically earn less, receive fewer awards for similar achievements, are less …

Background and Objectives To understand the challenges and facilitators of a successful
academic neurology research career broadly and to identify gender-based disparities …

Neurology faces an increasing shortage of neurologists in the United States due to a
growing demand for neurologic services. A 7% increase in the supply of neurologists is …

Objective: To report the existing and trending gender and age distribution of the neurologist
workforce and examine the implications for the future supply of neurologists relative to …

Women neurologists in the United States are indebted to Dr. Julie Silver for her work1 on
their behalf. This landmark study methodically identifies—and, more importantly, quantifies …

For over 20 years, we have had the pipeline in place—training near equal numbers of
women and men in neurology, yet gender disparity remains. The time has come for all …