New KU research sheds light on behavioral differences between boys and girls with autism By Greg Peters The different ways autism affects boys versus girls has become a hot topic of discussion lately, especially among health care professions. Newly published research done through the Girls Night Out (GNO) program based at the University of Kansas […]
autism, Gender differences, girls night out
A recent article in Marie Claire magazine about sexism in Medicine, with contributions by Dr. Jan Webinski, Executive Director of the SGWHC. This article highlights the discrepancies between the way men and women are treated in the healthcare field, in part because women present differently than men do, but also because women’s symptoms are often […]
Marie Claire, Sex and Gender Based Medicine, Sex and Gender Differences, Women's Health
Title: Sex and Gender Based Medicine in Clinical Medical Education Introduced by: Andrew Short for the Medical Student Section Original Author: Mia Bareman, Linh-An Cao, Haben Debessai, Anne Drolet, Bradley Hamlin, Nabiha Hashmi, Fredrick Hetzel, Guneet Kaleka, Lauren Smith, and Grace Walter Referred to: Reference Committee E Whereas, the cellular biology, gene expression, and hormonal […]
medical education, medical students, MSMS, Resolution, Sex and Gender Based Medicine
Gender Differences in Sports Injuries: Kim Templeton Discusses AMA Resolution for a New Definition of Women’s Health Dr. Kim Templeton, of the University of Kansas Hospital, discusses health problems unique to women in this article originally posted on Fox News. In it, she mentions knee problems unique to young women, as well as the differences […]
AMA Resolution, Resource, Sex and Gender Medicine
