Few women in medicine still hold top posts say study
The New England Journal of Medicine report finds women medical school graduates have risen fourfold since 1970 71 yet only11 of 364 officers and directors in American Board of Medical Specialties member groups are women. It notes women fare better on faculties but few reach full professor or top administrative roles, with only 56 of 2400 department chairs held by women. The authors urge schools to promote women similarly to how they expanded admission.
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Network news chiefs oppose election night reporting limits
Three network news chiefs told Congress they oppose new laws to curb early election night projections. They warned restricting reporting could affect turnout and raise First Amendment concerns while noting past studies found no impact from early returns.
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Runaway Car Kills 2 Kids at Chopin Elementary
A Las Vegas incident reports a 50 year old father, Cruz Rivera, driving a runaway car into Chopin Elementary School yard, killing two children and injuring 18. Rivera was jailed on charges of reckless homicide and driving with an expired license after the crash.
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