Table 3

Comparison between women's health original investigations in leading general medical versus women's health specialty journals

GENERAL MEDICAL JOURNALS

WOMEN'S HEALTH SPECIALTY JOURNALS


Characteristic

N

Characteristic

N


Journal

Journal

Annals

10 (10.1%)

HCWI

20 (24.4%)

BMJ

23 (23.2%)

JWH

31 (37.8%)

JAMA

18 (18.2%)

W&H

24 (29.3%)

Lancet

26 (26.3%)

WHI

7 (8.5%)

NEJM

22 (22.2%)

Total

99

Total

82


Representation of Women's Health

Representation of Women's Health

Traditional

53 (53.5%)

Traditional

22 (26.8%)

Reproduction

26

Reproduction

15

Female cancer

27

Female cancer

7

Non-traditional

27 (27.3%)

Non-traditional

34 (41.5%)

Heart disease

6

Obesity/physical activity

7

Health care

3

General health

5

HIV/AIDS/STDs

3

Musculoskeletal

4

Musculoskeletal

3

Depression/mental health

3

Obesity/physical activity

3

Heart disease

3

Other

9

HIV/AIDS/STDs

3

Other

9

Incorporating Both Traditional and Non-traditional

19 (19.2%)

Incorporating Both Traditional and Non-traditional

26 (31.7%)

Reproduction & other

16

Reproduction & other

24

Female cancer & other

3

Female cancer & other

2

Total

99

Total

82


Clark et al. BMC Women's Health 2002 2:5   doi:10.1186/1472-6874-2-5

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