Editors’ Note: In this article, the word “female” is used as an adjective and “women” as a…
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In emergency medicine, no one ever wants to make a mistake. We assume worst first because at…
Scenario 1: A male surgical resident speaks over a female emergency medicine resident as she performs her…
COVID-19 is highlighting health inequalities that span race, ethnicity, and socioeconomic status as emerging data show the…
When we encounter overt racism and other forms of discrimination in the workplace, we expect our colleagues…
For the first time in history, women accounted for the majority of medical school matriculants in 2017.¹…
Clinicians are more likely to consider black patients less compliant and less cooperative in medical settings than…
“Don’t worry about them, doc—they’re a frequent flier.” “Doc, they’re just drug-seeking.” These phrases are much too…