Venus and Mars on the benches of the faculty: Influence of gender on mental health and behavior of medical students. Results from the BOURBON national study

Concordance (or Discordance) Between Students and Staff/Faculty Perceptions of Student Stress in Science

“…Female students may experience higher stress levels than male students within both undergraduate (Eisenberg et al, 2013;Hyun et al, 2006;Misra et al, 2000) and professional school/graduate populations (Eisenberg et al, 2013;Evans et al, 2018;Toews et al, 1993;Toews et al, 1997). This discrepancy may be due to greater exposure to sexual assault and domestic violence (Fond et al, 2018) and/or higher levels of depression and anxiety (Gitay et al, 2019) among women. Some findings suggest that graduate students experience a greater frequency of mental health issues relative to the general student population (Evans et al, 2018;Toews et al, 1993) due to pressure to gather and publish data, teach courses, pass their candidacy exams, organize fieldwork, coordinate collaborations, and mentor other students (Wedemeyer-Strombel, 2018).…”

Alcohol consumption among French physicians: A cross-sectional study

“…In France, 21% to 31.9% of medical students and more than a third of residents report hazardous alcohol consumption (Chiriaco, 2005;Fond et al, 2018;Gignon et al, 2015;Herault et al, 2013;Houdoux, 2018;Vaysse et al, 2014). Residents report drinking more alcohol and more frequent binge drinking episodes than people from the same age group (Herault et al, 2013).…”

La Santé Des Étudiants À L’université Comme Déterminant De La Réussite Académique

“…fréquemment exposés à des agressions physiques pendant leurs études médicales (Fond et al, 2018). Néanmoins, des études auprès des étudiants en sciences humaines donnent des chiffres souvent similaires (Winzer, Lindberg, Guldbrandsson et Sidorchuk, 2018).…”