https://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/96jun/cancer/kadar.htm

Covered in this ancient 1994 article. However, an extra thing I will add is:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuskegee_Syphilis_Study

Also the OBAMA care gender discrimination:

https://www.menshealthnetwork.org/Library/ACA-MHN-discrimination-comments-110915.pdf

And also if we were to think like feminists and hypothetically say medicine is biased against women.... if we used feminist logic... well that should be what we do... men die 5 years younger, all 12 leading causes of death are male, 2/3 preventable or premature deaths are male... so why should if used feminist principles medical research actually be 50:50? IT should heavily focused on men? Right? According to feminist principles.

Women not treated as seriously by drs?

Again huge feminsit talking point and myth:

Emily Dwass’ opinion piece repeats the charge that female patients’ complaints are ignored by doctors because of their gender.

Her impression is not supported by research into this issue. A large nationwide review, which examined 46,868 office visits, revealed that the care received by men and women was similar about two-thirds of the time. When the care was different, women overall received more diagnostic tests and treatment — more lab tests, blood-pressure checks, drug prescriptions, and return appointments.

In the United States, we spend twice as much on the healthcare of women than on that of men. Even if you exclude obstetrical care, females at every age receive more medical attention than males. The charge that the healthcare of women is neglected because of their gender needs to be evaluated in that context.

Andrew G. Kadar, M.D., Beverly Hills

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