Lick My Legacy: Are Women-Identified Spaces Still Needed to Nurture Women-Identified DJs?

Are women residency supervisors obligated to nurture?

Scholars in medical education have been increasingly aware over the last few decades of issues of women in medicine, particularly the ways in which women move through medical school and residency, and eventually become faculty. Much of the literature has focused on ways in which women are at a disadvantage in a male-dominated medical culture. But how can they overcome this disadvantage? Should ...

Women, Reproductive Rights, and HIV/AIDS: Issues on Which Research and Interventions are Still Needed

From 2002 to 2005, two literature reviews identified a number of reproductive health issues that appeared to be relatively neglected in relation to HIV/AIDS: contraceptive information tailored to the needs of HIV-positive people; voluntary HIV counselling and testing during antenatal care, labour, and delivery; parenting options for HIV-positive people besides pregnancy through unprotected inte...

Women and nurture in industrial societies

To address the subject of women and nutrition, it is necessary to work across disciplines. There is a long tradition of nutritionists and anthropologists working together in the United States, thanks to the pioneering work of Margaret Mead in this area. In Britain, the collaboration began even earlier with Audrey Richards (1932) in the 1930s. This collaboration continues today in the Economic a...

Ischemic heart disease and women: more answers are needed.

Women and nurture in industrial societies.

To address the subject of women and nutrition, it is necessary to work across disciplines. There is a long tradition of nutritionists and anthropologists working together in the United States, thanks to the pioneering work of Margaret Mead in this area. In Britain, the collaboration began even earlier with Audrey Richards (1932) in the 1930s. This collaboration continues today in the Economic a...