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Gender and Medical Education by Dr. Shock Medical Doctor Time for a round up of some posts around gender and medical education. This list are posts about this subject all starting with a link to the original post.Gender and Medical Textbooks. Current medical textbooks do not consistently integrate gender-related aspects of coronary heart disease, depression and alcohol abuse, thereby omitting information ... Read on »
Gender and sexual assault education by Karen R. Patient Expert Last week my attention was mostly elsewhere. Some of that attention was on writing a piece for RH Reality Check about creating and implementing effective sex education programs about sexual assault and rape. A recent New York Times piece mulling over whether it is more appropriate to target education in gender-specific ways (i.e., for men how not ... Read on »
Sex Education by singlemotherontheverge "Mum," said Jack. "We're starting sex education this week at school." He looked at me smirking. "Is there anything you want to tell me before school does?" I giggled childishly: "Mum you are three times my age, stop giggling." "OK... hm... well - you shouldn't have sex with someone you don't love." ... Read on »
Hip-Hop, Sex, and Gender Dynamics by CMCH A recent New York Times article explored a 3 year study of the hip-hop club scene in NY city. Munoz-Laboy et al observed dancing and behavior at these clubs and ran interviews with young men and women. They were surprised to find that even with the sexual and often misogynistic overtones of the music, young women made sure that they were the ones ... Read on »
The Effect of Gender on Clerkship during Medical Education by Dr. Shock Medical Doctor In the last 10 years 60% of medical students are women nevertheless medical specialists are mainly men in The Netherlands. In the US close to 50% of all medical schools are women. Women in academic medicine are underrepresented and are less well payed.Only 1 in 10 medical clinical professors are women in the United Kingdom (UK). No female professor ... Read on »
Sex education for kids by suzette Patient Expert When I met Silvery during CNY, she told me one story of her son. One day, her son asked her, “Mum, what is SEX ?” As her son is still very young, only 6 years old (sorry Silvery, pls correct if I’m wrong), naturally she got a little panic, as it would be too early to start sex education, and it would be hard to explain to such young boy! She ... Read on »
Single-sex education? by Esa .. Patient Expert Single-sex education...I hear it's better, mostly from either all girl's or all boy's schools. I'm reading a ton of statistics about how girls in single sex classes score much higher than girl's in coed classes (75% vs. 59%), and boys (86% vs. 37%), Girls’ schools help counter gender-stereotyping in subject choices, girls in single-sex schoo ... Read on »
More sex education by singlemotherontheverge Jack is still intrigued by sex education. It's probably the best thing that has ever happened to him. Though I'm not sure he's getting the correct advice. As we were watching television last week, a woman yelled at her husband in Emmerdale. "Mr Smart," said Jack, "explained that women who get cross for no reason at home are probably ... Read on »
Speaking of Sex Education... by Zachary M. During a recent Congress committee meeting to discuss whether abstinence education works or not, Rep. John Duncan (Tennessee-R) came forth with this little nugget: "It seems rather elitist to me, for people who maybe have degrees in this field to feel that they - because they’ve studied it - somehow know better than the parents." ( ... Read on »