ArticleCureus2025
Evolving Gender Gaps in Dental Anesthesiology: A Bibliometric Study of Anesthesia Progress.
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Abstract
Closing the gender gap or achieving gender equality is a common goal in many fields. Achieving gender equality has positive impacts, such as increased diversity and specialized knowledge. A gender gap has been observed across various medical specialties, although recent trends suggest a gradual improvement in gender balance. Understanding the gender ratio in academic publications within this field can be considered essential for developing strategies to address gender disparities in dental anesthesiology academia. However, to date, no investigations have examined trends in authorship by gender in dental anesthesiology. We hypothesized that the gender gap in dental anesthesiology academic publications would also narrow. To test this hypothesis, we investigated the gender of the first author in
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