Stanford Pushes For Women In Medicine
Stanford University School of Medicine expands open female recruitment for interns residents and faculty The policy aims to nearly equalize women and men in medicine with sixteen of seventy seven entering class next fall being women The school ads in the New England Journal of Medicine mark a shift from private recruitment and reflect calls for more women in medicine nationwide
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