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A D Timmis, K M English

Heart (British Cardiac Society)

|February 16, 2005

Abstract:

Women are particularly under-represented in cardiology in the UK, even though women outnumber men in admissions to medical school. Could this disparity be detrimental to the specialty in this country?

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