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Women's health in The BMJ: a data science history.

Eva N HamulyákAustin J BrockmeierJohanna D KillasSophia AnaniadouSaskia MiddeldorpArmand M Leroi
Published in: BMJ open (2020)
Over time women have become ever more prominent in BMJ research articles. However, the importance of women-specific health topics has waxed and waned as researchers responded ephemerally to medical advances, public health programmes, and sociolegal changes. The appointment of a woman editor-inchief in 2005 may have had a dramatic effect on whether women were mentioned in research articles.
Keyphrases
  • public health
  • polycystic ovary syndrome
  • healthcare
  • pregnancy outcomes
  • cervical cancer screening
  • mental health
  • machine learning
  • electronic health record
  • health information
  • climate change
  • big data