Past, present and future of gender medicine in Russia and worldwide

Krasniak, E.V.; Bondarev, K.V.

doi:10.17116/profmed20222510184

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“…Женщины исключались и по причинам потенциальной вариабельности результатов в зависимости от фаз менструального цикла, беременности, лактации, менопаузы, приема контрацептивов и заместительной гормональной терапии [4,5]. Примечательно, что недостаточное включение представителей женского пола отмечалось не только в клинических исследованиях, но и в экспериментах на модельных организмах [6][7][8]. Исторически сложившееся меньшее понимание женской биологии и экстраполяция клинических данных, полученных из исследований на мужчинах, на общую популяцию, ведет к менее доказательной диагностике и терапии.…”

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Sex and gender differences in health and disease. Part II. Clinical and medical-social

Drapkina,

Kim

2024

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An important condition for providing quality and safe care is to understand the differences between men and women in epidemiology, pathophysiology, risk factors, clinical performance of diseases, response to treatment and use of medical care. The first part of the review was devoted to the evolutionary mechanisms of differences in life expectancy and potential strategies for increasing life expectancy in men. The second part of the review examines sex and gender differences using the example of 3 groups of diseases, which, according to the World Health Organization, are the main causes of death in the European Region, in the programming of health and disease, as well as the reasons for the male-female health-survival paradox.

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Sex and gender differences in health and disease. Part II. Clinical and medical-social

Drapkina,

Kim

2024

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Women's participation in health care development in Dagestan in the 1960s: history, problems

Mirzabekov

2024

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Satisfaction of the increased demands of medical institutions for trained doctors and secondary medical workers, ensuring gender equality in this socially significant matter, especially in its Muslim regions are considered to be the most important factors in the effective development of healthcare in modern Russia. This necessitates the analysis and use of the positive experience of previous decades. In this context, the experience of multinational Dagestan in the development of healthcare, including increasing its human resources, is of exceptional scientific, theoretical and practical interest. In this research, for the first time in regional historiography, an attempt is made to analyze the experience of the Republic's authorities in meeting the requests and needs of healthcare institutions in the personnel of medical workers in the gender aspect in the 1960s.The article is based on the principles of scientific objectivity and historicism, descriptive and systematic research methods are used, which allowed us to recreate a full-fledged picture of the topic under study.The analysis of the factual material allowed us to come to a reasonable conclusion that despite the objective difficulties and unresolved issues in the economic and socio-cultural development of Dagestan in the decade under review, there have been significant positive changes in the development of healthcare, including meeting the requests and needs of healthcare institutions for personnel with higher and secondary medical education. During this period, despite the decrease in the proportion of women in the medical staff, they continued to prevail. However, as it is traced in the article, by the end of the analyzed decade, significant difficulties and unresolved issues remained in the Republic in meeting the needs of healthcare institutions for medical personnel and secondary medical workers from among women, primarily Dagestanis, in rural areas.

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Past, present and future of gender medicine in Russia and worldwide

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

Sex and gender differences in health and disease. Part II. Clinical and medical-social

Sex and gender differences in health and disease. Part II. Clinical and medical-social

Women's participation in health care development in Dagestan in the 1960s: history, problems

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