History of Women in Neurosurgery (WINS)

Alia M. Hdeib · Theresa A. Elder · Daria Krivosheya · Disep I. Ojukwu · Olindi Wijesekera · Dana M. Defta +2 more

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Neurology and Historical Studies History of Medical Practice

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In 2020, the Women in Neurosurgery (WINS) organization, a joint section of the AANS and Congress of Neurological Surgeons, celebrated 30 years since its inception. In this paper, the authors explore the history of WINS from its beginnings through its evolution over the past three decades. The achievements of the group are highlighted, as well as the broader achievements of the women in the neurosurgical community over this time period.

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