Operations went more smoothly, with less yelling and other forms of conflict, when the surgeon was female or when male surgeons were surrounded by mostly women, finds new research by anthropologists in PNAS. “And it makes a lot sense. … Men see each other as rivals.”

Operations went more smoothly, with less yelling and other forms of conflict, when the surgeon was female or when male surgeons were surrounded by mostly women, finds new research by anthropologists in PNAS. “And it makes a lot sense. … Men see each other as rivals.”: https://ift.tt/2KE2zDT Read more... https://ift.tt/2u0PHRs