Tag: women in medicine
Piggyback Lenses Restored Her Mother’s Sight—and Shaped Her Future
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Women Continue to Lead Optometry Enrollment in Class of 2029
The percentage of women entering North America’s optometry schools and colleges remained at 71% for the class of 2029. That follows the trend of...
