Some 164,440 women are registered with a licence to practise, making up 50.04% of the register, compared with 164,195 men, the medical regulator said.
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One of the driving factors has been the rising number of women joining UK medical schools, it added.
Well duh. But why is there a rising number of women enrolling in medical school? That seems like an important factor in this change.
The question is whether we also see the classic effect of declining prestige and salary when gender dominance changes from male to female.
