Representation of Female Faculty at US Medical Schools and Success in Obtaining National Institutes of Health Funding, 2008-2018
Overview
Overview
Journal
JAMA Netw Open
Publisher
American Medical Association
Specialty
General Medicine
Date
2021 Mar 2
PMID
33651107
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