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Saw this was published in NEJM today. Seemed relevant to this subforum...
I was hoping for a little more digging into the root cause if things really haven't improved in the 35 years the study examined, but I suppose the study wasn't designed to examine that. There were some interesting studies in the discussion as well.
I imagine it will have to change at some point though since representation of women in medicine is changing. Specific to pediatrics, the specialty is generally more than >50 to 60% women.
Anyway, just for those interested.
I was hoping for a little more digging into the root cause if things really haven't improved in the 35 years the study examined, but I suppose the study wasn't designed to examine that. There were some interesting studies in the discussion as well.
I imagine it will have to change at some point though since representation of women in medicine is changing. Specific to pediatrics, the specialty is generally more than >50 to 60% women.
Anyway, just for those interested.
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