Some 1,370 papers have been published in medical journals about Covid-19 involving 6,722 authors but only 34% of these were female, according to research published last week by Ana-Catarina Pinho-Gomes, a researcher at The George Institute for Global Health at the University of Oxford.
"Women's voices are being heard less in the scientific response to the pandemic," she said. (June 18, CNN)
DR ALAM: A similar pattern was observed during the SARS and MERS ... Together with her Women's Brain Project colleagues, they study how gender impacts different diseases ... Their goal is to better understand the differences between men and ... to the coronavirus crisis around the globe are women, figures show.
https://www.roche.com/strongertogether/differences-between-men-women-coronavirus.htm
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