A medical university in Tokyo formally approved its first woman president Tuesday, following the recent discovery that it had manipulated entrance exam scores for many years to curb female enrollment.The board of regents endorsed Yukiko Hayashi, who has headed pathophysiology at Tokyo Medical University's School of Medicine. She beat a male pediatrician in an election involving professors last Wednesday, after calling for providing remedy for applicants affected by the university's unfair treatment.Hayashi, 56, an alumna of the school, has taught at the university since August 2013 as a sen…READ FULL ARTICLE
