Gender Can Influence Student Experiences in MD-PhD Training.
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ABSTRACT: Background: Female physician-scientists have led major advances in medicine broadly and particularly in women's health. Women remain underrepresented in dual MD-PhD degree programs that train many physician-scientists despite gender parity among medical and biomedical research students. Materials and Methods: To explore how the training environment might be experienced differently for male and female students in one MD-PhD program, the authors analyzed gender differences in annual symposium speakers with exact binomial tests, student participation as question-askers at a weekly seminar with logistic regression, and number of publications with quasi-Poisson generalized linear models. They compared male and female students' perceptions of gender-based discriminati
SUBMITTER: Heffron AS
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7826439 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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