women in surgery

Female plastic surgeons earn much less than their male counterparts, and the reasons are more complex than you might think. 

Cosmetic surgery regulation and safeguards still inadequate, patients deserve access to affordable compensation.

Surgical trainees have had significant shortage in accessing training, due to the government’s restriction on elective surgery.

Pregnancy among registrars and surgeons should not be seen as a career breaking move, writes Dr Jasmina Kevric.

Women account for just 11 per cent of consultant surgeons in Australia and New Zealand. We speak to five surgeons who have shattered the glass ceiiling.

Women are significantly less likely than men to undergo coronary artery bypass grafting which may result in worse outcomes after surgery.

In the last few days, Dr. Yumiko Kadota’s story of brutal hours and dehumanising conditions as a registrar at Bankstown Hospital in Sydney hit headlines.

Mind Body Miko, A Sydney based doctor, writes honestly about the lowest point in her life, shedding light on what becoming a surgeon still entails.

The magazine cover women surgeons around the world are recreating: the New Yorker’s Operating Theatre has taken a life of its own. #NYerORCoverChallenge