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Having a female doctor leads to better health outcomes. Why aren’t we learning from them?

The Globe and Mail 06 Nov

Canada

Having a female doctor leads to better health outcomes. Why aren’t we learning from them? — Sources: The Globe and Mail

It is not the case that every female physician is better than a male doctor. The key insight is that the average woman in medicine isn’t able to get by being quite as average

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