The gender pay gap is not a problem of the past. Women continue to receive less pay for
equal work and radiology is one of four medical specialties with the largest gender pay gap …

A radiologist's career can be divided into the early, middle, and late phases. The mid-career
phase is a particularly difficult period and has the highest rate of burnout among radiologists …

Despite widespread interest in creating a more equitable and inclusive culture, a lack of
workforce diversity persists in Radiology, in part due to a lack of universal and longitudinal …

Collaboration and teamwork are well-established cornerstones of modern clinical and
academic medicine as well as research, including radiology. Mentorship is also part and …

Objective To assess gender distribution and disparities in the musculoskeletal field at
radiology conferences and to identify factors associated with the imbalance of women …

Radiology has become a fundamental constituent of the modern medicine. However, it has
been observed that medical students in Pakistan often lack sufficient guidance and …

Rationale and Objectives The purpose of this study is to assess the impact of the New
England Women in Radiology (NEWR) program, a new program aimed to generate …

2021 was a year of ongoing transition for AJR as the journal's first full year under the current
editorial team. Consistent with the vision articulated by our team starting in mid 2020 [1], we …

Women in Radiology (WiR) initiatives are proving to enhance gender diversity in the field of
radiology and are turning the tide to increase the number of women in university radiology …

It is well-known that radiology is one of the male-dominated specialties in medicine (33.5%
women). 1 There has been extensive interest in studying gender disparities in all fields of …