Members of the GenderSci Lab collectively wrote a letter to the subcommittee of the Journal of the American Medical Association tasked with creating guidelines for scientists related to reporting gender & sex genderscilab.org/blog/gsl-pen...
This September, members of the GenderSci Lab collectively drafted a letter to the subcommittee of the Journal of the American Medical Association tasked with developing and releasing guidelines for sc...
Authored by an amazing team, Ben Maldonado, @jrmarsella.bsky.social, Abigail Higgins, and Sarah Richardson
To learn more about our findings, we’ve created a short explainer on the GenderSci Blog: www.genderscilab.org/blog/new-fro...
We shout out some of the ongoing work of clinicians and scholars who are building new methods to critically and contextually study sex, and call for the Journal to be a leader in this move away from crude sex categories.
We show that the Journal helped promote sexist ideas about fundamental differences between women and men. These ideas have had long-term implications for the treatment of patients – and for whose voices are included in medicine:
In our Perspective piece in this week’s New England Journal of Medicine, we examine the harmful legacies of medical claims about sex differences as part of its ongoing series on historical injustices in the Journal. www.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
Over its history, the Journal circulated ideas about innate sex differences that facilitated essentialization of women to their reproductive roles and exclusion of women from medicine, among other ...
New from @genderscilab.bsky.social: a piece in Cell that calls for a richer, more contextual understanding of what "sex" is and how it operates ⬇️
Such a great piece from @genderscilab.bsky.socialwww.nejm.org/doi/full/10....
Over its history, the Journal circulated ideas about innate sex differences that facilitated essentialization of women to their reproductive roles and exclusion of women from medicine, among other ...
Please check out the other incisive pieces in this issue: www.cell.com/news-do/cell...
See this piece as well as other lab work related to the piece on the GenderSci Lab blog. www.genderscilab.org/blog/cell-pe...