A ten-year comparison of women authorship in U.S. dermatology literature, 1999 vs. 2009.

Int J Womens Dermatol · 2016 · PMC5412113 · PMID 28491992

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As for senior authorship, the difference between men and women was highly significant in both the 1999 (166 vs. 47, p = 2e-16), and in the 2009 cohort (188 vs. 115, p = 3e-5), but inspection of the absolute difference reveals that this difference is diminishing.

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There was a significant trend toward more funds for women senior authors.

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