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History of Feminism

hlthe2b

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1. Since virtually NO medical research was focused on women

Reply to ismnotwasm (Original post)

Fri Jul 12, 2013, 08:33 AM

Jul 2013

until NIH was forced to broaden guidelines in 1990, somehow I'm not surprised.

We may have come a "long way," but damn, we have an infinite distance yet to traverse.

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NASA Had Zero Plans To Send Women Into Space In The '60s [View all] ismnotwasm Jul 2013 OP

Since virtually NO medical research was focused on women hlthe2b Jul 2013 #1

Yup ismnotwasm Jul 2013 #2

I can't say this surprises me BainsBane Jul 2013 #3

A year before the Equal Pay Act One_Life_To_Give Jul 2013 #4

Gawd! It was so tiresome hearing that all the time in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Then the EEOC came along freshwest Apr 2015 #5