PHASTAR Blog Addressing gender inequality is for life, not just International Women's Day

Originally published in BioSpectrumAsiaMany of the issues facing women who want to pursue a career in science are systemic and societal.With International Women's Day taking place annually in March, the conversion has, inevitably, returned to gender inequality in the workplace. And while female representation may be stronger in pharma than other STEM industries, there are glaring disparities in terms of who gets the top jobs and who gets the most pay.With so much work still left to do, what can we do to ensure that addressing gender gaps is on the agenda all year round - and not just on March 8?