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Science News for September 5, 2004


Rating medical journals by importance to clinicians

Researchers assessed over 60,000 articles from 170 journals to determine the most clinically relevant titles. The study found that general broad interest titles and North American/European titles were among the top five most useful, suggesting that clinicians should focus on these publications.

SourceBMC (BioMed Central)·JournalBMC Medicine·DateSep 5, 2004

How pride and prejudice blur men's view of the glass cliff

A recent study by Professor Alex Haslam and Dr. Michelle Ryan found that men's perceptions of the 'glass cliff' effect, where women take riskier positions, are influenced by pride and prejudice. Women tend to believe they are more suited for crisis management and leadership roles, while men view them as expendable.

SourceEconomic & Social Research Council·DateSep 5, 2004
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