Medical science is still catching up on women’s health
Modern medicine has a problem: the idea that men have bigger, and therefore better, bodies persists, even today. Dr. Elizabeth...
Men’s and Women’s Healthcare
Women Working in Healthcare Have Significantly More Burnout Than Men Colleagues
Viktoriya Karakcheyeva, MD, MS, NCC, LCPC-SP, LCADASCredit: GW Resiliency & Well-being CenterA new study found women who work in healthcare...
Women Still Earn Less Than Men in Healthcare, WHO Reveals
Despite representing 67% of the workforce in healthcare and caregiving sectors, women receive lower salaries than men in these areas...
The ‘Pink Tax’ Wake-Up Call for the Healthcare Industry
Blanc is a psychiatry professor and biobehavioral scientist. A recent Deloitte report, "Hiding in plain sight: The health care gender...
Gender wage gap in healthcare has narrowed, but remains – UW Medicine
A wage gap still exists between men and women in the healthcare workforce (as well as the workforce at large). According...
The gender health gap: It’s more than a women’s issue. Here’s why
The gender health gap affects everyone: our families, communities, workplaces, societies. Yet around the world, millions of women at all...
Women in healthcare paid 24% less than men, highlights WHO report
Gender pay gap despite women comprising 67% of global health & social care workforce, specialties still dominated by men Photo for...
US women are paying billions more for healthcare than men every year
Working women in the States are estimated to pay $15 billion more each year on healthcare costs than working men. This gender-divided...
Working toward gender equity in women’s health care
It’s been more than 50 years since women in the U.S. have been publicly advocating for equal rights, opportunities and...
