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The 2020 US election is a crucial opportunity to advance women's reproductive rights

The Lancet (British edition), 2020-10, Vol.396 (10260), p.1375-1377

Klugman, Jeni

2020

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Gender empowerment and female-to-male smoking prevalence ratios

Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 2011-03, Vol.89 (3), p.195-202

2011

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Efficacy of a savings-led microfinance intervention to reduce sexual risk for HIV among women engaged in sex work: a randomized clinical trial

American journal of public health (1971), 2015-03, Vol.105 (3), p.e95-e102

2015

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Gender equality: Boost prospects for women scientists

Nature (London), 2017-02, Vol.542 (7639), p.31-31

2017

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Research management: Quotas are questionable

Nature (London), 2013-03, Vol.495 (7439), p.39-39

Vernos, Isabelle

2013

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Cybersecurity needs women

Nature (London), 2018-03, Vol.555 (7698), p.577-580

Poster, Winifred R

2018

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Reproductive rights activism in the post-Roe era

American journal of public health (1971), 2013-01, Vol.103 (1), p.10-14

Fried, Marlene Gerber

2013

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COVID-19: a magnifying glass for gender inequalities in medical research

British journal of general practice, 2020-11, Vol.70 (700), p.526-527

2020

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Comment: A call to action for equality

Nature (London), 2017-03, Vol.543 (7646), p.S30-S30

Wess, Tim

2017

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Women deliver for development

The Lancet (British edition), 2007-10, Vol.370 (9595), p.1347-1357

2007

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Women's health and empowerment in Yemen

The Lancet (British edition), 2014-06, Vol.383 (9935), p.2121-2121

2014

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Leading scientists favour women in tenure-track hiring test

Nature (London), 2015-04, Vol.520 (7547), p.275-276

Deng, Boer

2015

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Benefits Gained, Benefits Lost: Comparing Baby Boomers to Other Generations in a Longitudinal Cohort Study of Self-Rated Health

The Milbank quarterly, 2015-03, Vol.93 (1), p.40-72

2015

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Globalization, Women's Migration, and the Long-Term-Care Workforce

The Gerontologist, 2008-02, Vol.48 (1), p.16-24

2008

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Women need to be seen and heard at conferences

Nature (London), 2016-10, Vol.538 (7625), p.290-290

2016

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Women's Contribution to the Health of the American Population

The Milbank quarterly, 2015-03, Vol.93 (1), p.28-31

DeANGELIS, CATHERINE D.

2015

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Science gender gap probed

Nature (London), 2011-02, Vol.470 (7333), p.153-153

Dickey Zakaib, Gwyneth

2011

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Throw off the cloak of invisibility

Nature (London), 2012-10, Vol.490 (7421), p.447-447

Donald, Athene

2012

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How women scientists fare in the Arab world

Nature (London), 2012-11, Vol.491 (7422), p.9-9

Dajani, Rana

2012

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Neuroscience: One hundred years of Rita

Nature (London), 2009-04, Vol.458 (7238), p.564-567

Abbott, Alison

2009

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Leaks in the pipeline

Nature (London), 2007-03, Vol.446 (7133), p.346-346

2007

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New modelled estimates of maternal mortality

The Lancet (British edition), 2010-06, Vol.375 (9730), p.1966-1966

Frisancho, Ariel

2010

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Africa battles to make female genital mutilation history

The Lancet (British edition), 2007-03, Vol.369 (9567), p.1069-1070

Wakabi, Wairagala

2007

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Mass uprising of women in science

Nature, 2006-04, Vol.440 (7086), p.966-966

2006

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Why do so few women speak at science meetings?

Nature (London), 2007-04, Vol.446 (7138), p.856-856

Silver, Pamela A

2007

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The 2020 US election is a crucial opportunity to advance women's reproductive rights

Gender empowerment and female-to-male smoking prevalence ratios

Efficacy of a savings-led microfinance intervention to reduce sexual risk for HIV among women engaged in sex work: a randomized clinical trial

Gender equality: Boost prospects for women scientists

Research management: Quotas are questionable

Cybersecurity needs women

Reproductive rights activism in the post-Roe era

COVID-19: a magnifying glass for gender inequalities in medical research

Comment: A call to action for equality

Women deliver for development

Women's health and empowerment in Yemen

Leading scientists favour women in tenure-track hiring test

Benefits Gained, Benefits Lost: Comparing Baby Boomers to Other Generations in a Longitudinal Cohort Study of Self-Rated Health

Globalization, Women's Migration, and the Long-Term-Care Workforce

Women need to be seen and heard at conferences

Women's Contribution to the Health of the American Population

Science gender gap probed

Throw off the cloak of invisibility

How women scientists fare in the Arab world

Neuroscience: One hundred years of Rita

Leaks in the pipeline

New modelled estimates of maternal mortality

Africa battles to make female genital mutilation history

Mass uprising of women in science

Why do so few women speak at science meetings?

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