- Title
- Ten (No, Make that 11) Ways the Migraine Mavens Have Changed the Conversation About Sexism in Medicine
- Creators
- Elizabeth Loder - Neurology Brigham and Women's Hospital Boston MA USAAmaal Starling - Mayo Clinic Scottsdale Scottsdale AZ USAClarimar Borrero‐Mejias - Barrow Neurological Institute at Phoenix Childrens Hospital Phoenix AZ USARebecca Burch - Neurology Brigham and Women's Hospital Boston MA USACynthia ArmandOlivia Begasse de DhaemSusan BronerDawn C BuseMeghan Sullivan CandeeMahan ChehrenamaCarrie DoughertyJaclyn Rosencutter DuvallJessica GautreauxLynne Osborn GewekeTrupti GokaniRashmi Halker SinghShirin IssaYasmin I JionRegina KrelJennifer KrieglerDeena KuruvillaElizabeth LerouxAbby MetzlerMia MinenTeshamae S MonteithStephanie NahasBarbara NyeHope L O’BrienYulia OrlovaAnna PaceJennifer M PadillaAlise PhamReena Gogia RastogiMelissa RayhillJennifer RobbleeCourtney SchusseGloria SimmsAngeliki VgontzasSarah E VollbrachtJennifer Costello WerelyStephanie Wrobel Goldbergthe Migraine Mavens Writing Consortium
- Publication Details
- Headache, Vol.60(6), pp.1042-1046
- Academic Unit
- Miller School of Medicine; UMMG Department of Neurology
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Journal article
- Record Identifier
- 991031614227702976
Journal article
Ten (No, Make that 11) Ways the Migraine Mavens Have Changed the Conversation About Sexism in Medicine
Headache, Vol.60(6), pp.1042-1046
2020-06
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