women in medicine

Women are often charged more for products and services than men — including health services, as the Gender Medicare Gap shows.

Children who are exposed to gender stereotyping are likely to limit their career choices and their self perception

Surgical trainees have had significant shortage in accessing training, due to the government’s restriction on elective surgery.

“as a medical woman I see and experience untitling every day – in hospital or academic meetings, at conferences, in the media.”

We need to support women in healthcare so they can continue without risking their personal wellbeing or that of their families.  

Climate change has already presented health threats to Australia with such threats expected to grow in the future according to a massive group of medical doctors pleading with Prime Minister Scott Morrison to urgently address the country’s climate commitments and take a leading role on emissions reductions.

Dr Meghan Thomas is one of a few women in the medicinal cannabis industry. What’s her new role going to look like?

There’s not shortage of kindness in these Facebook pages, where people are quickly coming to the aid and support of healthcare workers.

There are a bunch of reasons, including that the package was poorly explained, writes early childhood education activist and consultant, Lisa Bryant.

Lisa Jackson, Kate Broderick, Lynda Stuart, Nita Patel & Lauren Gardner are among the extraordinary women behind the global efforts to confront COVID-19.

Dr Louise Purton and three other women in medicine speak on bias at UNSW Medicine’s International Women’s Day panel on their career pathways.

Women Speakers in Healthcare Australia and New Zealand is a group of doctors who have made available the largest database of female experts in medicine.