Women may make up half of all medical students, but the number of mid-career and senior-career women physicians is ...

For centuries, women faced seemingly insurmountable barriers to entering medicine and science, and were relegated to roles as caregivers rather than recognized as physicians and surgeons.

Women in medicine still face gender bias, lack of recognition, and salary inequality. Awareness of women’s accomplishments and challenges is one way to try to improve the lives of women in medicine.

Amid busy days at the Feinberg School of Medicine, the Women Faculty Organization provides an opportunity for ...

Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, first woman doctor of medicine in modern times, established the New York Infirmary. New York and Philadelphia medical schools would not admit Elizabeth Blackwell to study.

A documentary-style biography series celebrating women in science and medicine. This Breakthrough Women in Science and Medicine program spotlights the impact of two-time cancer survivor and breast ...

Results showed a significant association between orthopedic sports medicine fellowship programs that publicly commit to diversity, equity and inclusion statements with a higher representation of women ...

Women have a unique and complex set of health needs that require regular care and attention. Yet, too often, women put the well-being of their families ahead of their own. That’s why May is an ...

Gladys Iola Tantaquidgeon was an Ivy League-educated anthropologist and Mohegan Medicine Woman who lived between 1899 and 2005. During her long life — she was 106 when she died — she did many ...