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Reflections on sexism in medicine

I wish to comment on the recent article on sexism in medical care by Manzoor and Redelmeier.[1][1] I recognize that the authors wished to draw attention to the issue of sexism in medicine, but the article missed the mark in several ways and overlooked valuable opportunities to promote allyship and