I can't help reading this article, thinking that if you were to swap "male" for "female" and vice versa, this would be an absolute scandal that would trigger a twitter mob and get the author fired for being sexist.
Let's try and get to the bottom of why the swapped version is meaningfully different. What makes "men" and "women" fundamentally different in this context, so much so that they can't be exchanged without significantly altering the effect of the headline?
That's what you took away from the article?
> Female doctors may also simply be performing at least some parts of the job better than their male counterparts do
Imagine writing the vice versa about any other profession.
> Now try and figure out why. You are already halfway there.
You can keep your condescension for yourself.