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Women’s experiences in cancer research have changed profoundly over the past 25 years, but increased visibility should not be mistaken for equality. The next phase of progress requires redesigning the scientific ecosystems that determine who is retained, recognized, resourced and trusted. Twenty-five years after the launch of Nature Reviews Cancer, the experiences of women in cancer research have changed in important ways, with gains in visibility, representation and recognition. In this World View, Joyce reflects on the progress achieved and the persistent structural barriers that continue to impede equity.
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