HEALTH TIPS.: A greater number of female medical students have experienced intimidation in their training than their male counterparts, according to a new study. 15.8% of male medical students reported that they had never felt intimidated during their surgical attachments, compared to just 6.9% female students.

Friday 19 April 2019

A greater number of female medical students have experienced intimidation in their training than their male counterparts, according to a new study. 15.8% of male medical students reported that they had never felt intimidated during their surgical attachments, compared to just 6.9% female students.

A greater number of female medical students have experienced intimidation in their training than their male counterparts, according to a new study. 15.8% of male medical students reported that they had never felt intimidated during their surgical attachments, compared to just 6.9% female students.

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