Burglary in doctor's office: women expose on medication robbery!

Burglary in doctor's office: women expose on medication robbery!

Liefering, Österreich - In a shocking incident in Salzburg, two women, 37 and 42 years old, broke into a doctor's office in the Liefering district, as Salzburg.Af.at reported. The police met the 37-year-old woman in the act. Her accomplice, a 42-year-old car sighter, was initially able to flee, but was stopped shortly afterwards. Inside the vehicle, the officers discovered several hundred packs of medication. During the subsequent interrogation, both women admitted to having stolen the medication due to their addiction. The 37-year-old was brought to the judiciary, while the 42-year-old remains at large for the time being.

In a context that influences the development of the women's profession, the rise of female doctors in Germany is remarkable. According to an article in Emma today women present around 40 percent of all German doctors-a remarkable increase that is accompanied by a strong increase in female medical students. Regardless of this progress, doctors continue to fight for equality in management positions; Only about 10 percent of chief physicians are women. Studies show that patients prefer more partnership and empathetic treatment by doctors compared to their male colleagues, which underlines the importance of the female perspective in medicine.

The history of the doctors in Germany is characterized by fighting, from the first pioneers such as Dorothea Erxleben in the 18th century to today's challenges. Despite the large number of doctors, a large part of the responsibility for improving medical care and training is still with women. The Federal Organizations, such as the German Medical Center, are actively working on promoting the necessary changes to ensure that future generations of doctors are once again encountering increased recognition and equivalent opportunities.