Friend—Vandewater Gallery, Queen's University can medical schools now admitted both
women and men and that there was little standing in the way of their entry save tradition …

Early in my career I was blessed with 4 children. Needless to say, this forced me to make
major decisions about how I would conduct my medical practice. Although my doctor …

" Medicine, as a profession for women, holds more promise today than ever before...
However, whether the goal be general practice or a specialty, preventive medicine or …

Earlier this year, I was named the first female dean of the Duke University School of
Medicine, an event that National Public Radio summed up in the headline:“Andrews Makes …

CMAJ| NOVEMBER 13, 2017| VOLUME 189| ISSUE 45 E1399 “great diagnosticians”(all
men) and “great scientists”(almost invariably men), with female practitioners and scholars …

This thoroughly researched book brings to life the personalities of the first women doctors. It
focuses on Dr Elizabeth Blackwell in the US, and Dr Elizabeth Garrett-Anderson and Dr …

Ms. Ryten's comments on women in academic medicine are interest-ing and, indeed,
encouraging. The numbers quoted in our article were based on information available to us …

Medical women: Perspective from the victorian medical profession | The Bulletin of the Royal
College of Surgeons of England ADVERTISEMENT logo logo This Journal Anywhere Enter …

Today, I want to talk with you about change. Change is uncomfortable for many of us in
academic medicine because tested approaches to research, care, and education have …

Although the number of women medical faculty appointed and promoted at the School of
Medicine has increased gradually since 1987, the extent to which women have advanced in …