In a historic milestone for the French medical community, women have, for the first time ever, become the majority among practicing doctors in France. This unprecedented shift, reported by Le Monde, marks a significant transformation in a profession long dominated by men. The demographic change reflects broader social trends and raises important questions about the future landscape of healthcare in the country.
Major Shift in French Medical Profession Marks New Era of Gender Balance
In an unprecedented development, women have now outnumbered men in the French medical workforce, signaling a profound transformation in a field historically dominated by men. Recent data reveals that over 51% of practicing doctors in France are female, a milestone reflecting decades of shifting social attitudes and educational policies aimed at promoting gender equality. This change is particularly evident in specialties such as pediatrics, general medicine, and psychiatry, where women have…
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Author : Sophia Davis
Publish date : 2025-08-04 18:39:00
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