A survey highlights the high prevalence of gender discrimination in surgery, indicating urgent action is needed.
We carried out a survey of surgical residents in the Caribbean to quantify the prevalence of gender discrimination. In this setting, up to 85% of surgical residents were exposed to gender based discrimination, especially young women who are junior-level surgical residents.
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