Sex-Stratified Annual Patterns in Willingness to Serve as a Session Chair at Japanese Circulation Society Meetings

Mai Shimbo; Atsuko Nakayama; Noriko Fukue; Yuri Umeta; Chisa Matsumoto; Satoko Ohno‐Urabe; Satsuki Noma; Tsugumi Takayama; Chiemi Yamazaki; Ai Kawamura; Yukiko Morita; Yumiko Oishi; Kenya Kusunose; Hideo Izawa

doi:10.1253/circrep.cr-26-0221

September 15, 2026Circulation ReportsOpen Access

Sex-Stratified Annual Patterns in Willingness to Serve as a Session Chair at Japanese Circulation Society Meetings

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Key Points

To examine annual sex-stratified patterns in the willingness of mid-career cardiologists to serve as scientific session chairs at annual society meetings.
Evaluated annual meeting records from the Japanese Circulation Society.
Stratified participation willingness by sex among cardiologists aged 35 to 45 years.
Identified distinct annual patterns in session chair willingness between male and female mid-career cardiologists.

Implication

Observational analysis reveals sex-stratified patterns in willingness to chair scientific sessions among mid-career cardiologists, highlighting persistent representation gaps in academic leadership.

Abstract

Background: We investigated annual sex-stratified patterns in willingness to chair scientific sessions among cardiologists aged 35–45 years.

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Shimbo et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Sex-Stratified Annual Patterns in Willingness to Serve as a Session Chair at Japanese Circulation Society Meetings

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Sex-Stratified Annual Patterns in Willingness to Serve as a Session Chair at Japanese Circulation Society Meetings

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