Female authorship of covid-19 research in manuscripts submitted to 11 biomedical journals: cross sectional study

Database from first ancillary research project of the ATHENA study describing prominent authorship positions held by women and the overall percentage of women co-authoring manuscripts submitted during the covid-19 pandemic with the previous two years.

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DOI: 10.26037/yareta:gh72sypcovaybnhiura53eqz2u

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License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

Keywords: authorship, bibliometrics, biomedical research, COVID-19, cross-sectional studies, female, humans, manuscripts, medical as topic, medical writing, periodicals as topic, sex factors, time factors

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07/08/2023

Retention date03/08/2038

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GAYET-AGERON, Angèle

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Female authorship of covid-19 research in manuscripts submitted to 11 biomedical journals: cross sectional study

Database from first ancillary research project of the ATHENA study describing prominent authorship positions held by women and the overall percentage of women co-authoring manuscripts submitted during the covid-19 pandemic with the previous two years.

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