Women are under-represented as leaders of cardiovascular randomized controlled trials,
representing 1 in 10 lead authors of cardiovascular trials published in high-impact journals …

The current dialogue in cardiovascular medicine is evolving to confer women with equal
representation. According to the American College of Cardiology, women represent only …

Background Clinical trials change practice in cardiology, and leading them requires
research training, mentorship, sponsorship, and networking. Women report challenges in …

Methods| Because this quality improvement study did not involve patients, it was not subject
to approval per the institutional review board specifications at the Cleveland Clinic. For this …

From the stories of workplace impropriety and sexual misconduct allegations, a movement
emerged as a supportive platform for women to share their experiences in solidarity. This …

Aims Women's participation is steadily growing in medical schools, but they are still not
sufficiently represented in cardiology, particularly in cardiology leadership positions. We …

In the United States and Europe, women comprise at least 50% of medical graduates.
Despite gender balance within medical trainees, only one-third of practicing physicians …

Although some progress has been made in the last 3 decades to increase the number of
women in clinical cardiology trials, review of recent cardiovascular literature demonstrates …

Background Although it is known that women do not participate in trials as frequently as
men, there are limited recent data examining how women recruitment has changed over …

Background: Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death among women
worldwide, yet, women have historically been underrepresented in cardiovascular trials …