Why are males still the default subjects in medical research?
The article discuss research on specific sexes, but further consideration of gender-diverse groups, such as transgender people, also remains a gap in science.
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The article discuss research on specific sexes, but further consideration of gender-diverse groups, such as transgender people, also remains a gap in science.
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Sex and Gender in Health and Medical Research Australia Group (2021). Sex and Gender Policies in Health and Medical Research (sexandgenderhealthpolicy.org.au).
Sex and Gender in Health and Medical Research Australia Group (2021). Sex and Gender Policies in Health and Medical Research (sexandgenderhealthpolicy.org.au).
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