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The Lancet and the problem with women

26 September 2021

8:37 AM

26 September 2021

8:37 AM

Quite soon, the word ‘women’ could be considered so dangerous as to be unutterable. That may seem hyperbolic, but Steerpike can see which way the wind is blowing. Even our most distinguished scientific voices are now shunning the w-word:

Screen_Shot_2021-09-25_at_17.33.26.pngThe Lancet’s controversial front cover

‘Women’ are out. That hateful word has been consigned to the ash heap of history where it belongs — next to mod clothing and freedom of speech.

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