.@LastWeekTonight did a great piece on bias in medicine in 2019 that features an excerpt of an interview with Larry Cahill from a 60 Minutes story ("Sex Matters" in 2014).
Larry Cahill wrote a great response to Gina Rippon's "The Gendered Brain" -- a tweet from the amazing @docbecca explains...
She also lists some more researchers studying sex differences #SABVscientists
Even Stephen Colbert got into the discussion back on the Colbert Report! (referencing that same 60 Minutes piece) “You gotta leave the females out! Any scientist knows it’s crucial to eliminate extraneous variables...like half the global population” 😂 #SABV
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