Objective To project the number and proportion of women in the urology workforce using
recent demographic trends and develop an app to explore updated projections using future …

Background. In the United States, only 13% of transplant surgeons are women. We
evaluated gender distribution and trends of American authorship over the past 10 y in high …

Background The term glass ceiling coined by Loden in 1978 is commonly used to describe
difficulties faced by minorities and women when trying to move into senior roles. Objective …

First and last authorship are important metrics of productivity and scholarly success for
trainees and professors. For 11 drug delivery-related journals in 2021, the percentage of …

Purpose The Open Payments Program (OPP), established in 2013 under the Sunshine Act,
mandated medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers to submit records of financial …

Background Surveys of gender diversity in editorial boards of journals have been conducted
in several disciplines, but not in andrology. Objectives The present study was designed to …

Women are under-represented throughout the medical academic world: There is a
significant gender gap in editorial boards and authorships of scientific medical journals, in …

Diversity and equality receive increasing attention in the healthcare sector. Relevant
discrepancies in gender equality were described in various studies: women were …

Background: The term glass ceiling coined by Loden in 1978 is commonly used to describe
difficulties faced by minorities and women when trying to move into senior roles. Objective …

Background The term glass ceiling coined by Loden in 1978 is commonly used to describe
difficulties faced by minorities and women when trying to move into senior roles. Objective …