> The gender split depended on specialist. Sure, but it doesnt really relate to your original statement. > The nurses are all women, doctors used to be almost

> The gender split depended on specialist. Sure, but it doesnt really relate to your original statement. > The nurses are all women, doctors used to be almost only men and now are mix of men and women. Which obviously has been corrected here already, but in case: > In 1917, 17 percent of doctors were women, yet by 1940 61 percent were women. From the 1950s the figure fluctuated at around 65–70 percent A side effect of the impacts of WW2 and the loss of men I am led to believe and that occurred in many areas of society. > Pediatricians would be women much more often then surgeons. Sure, maybe. Maybe not. Last I looked, both are doctors.