FactoidSalary Differences Between Female, Male Cardiologists
Even adjusting for differences in the amount and type of work performed, women cardiologists make about $32,000 less per year than men, totaling more than $1 million over a lifetime of work, says Duke Medicine study.
Women Are Underrepresented as Recipients of Many Prestigious Awards
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How Higher Education Contributes To Occupational Segregation By Gender
Higher education plays a role in perpetuating occupational segregation by gender once students leave college, which contributes to the gender pay gaps in the United States.» Link to the original article