I am a female medical doctor, I  agree with many points MS Soh/the google article makes on biological differences between male and female brains. But strongly disagree on the conclusions reached. Women do report higher levels of anxiety and neutosism - this is a more typical " female" reaction to stress. But men report (or are charged) with  higher incidences of anger/violent behaviour/  excessive drug use-  the more " typical" male response to stress. Women are more likely to talk about their stress and seek help earlier, often leading to a less harmful outcome, men  are more likely to act out on their stress and often only seek help when the physiological impact of stress manifests in a physical illness i.e. heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or when forced to due to loss of job, family or run in with the law. Women's initial reaction to stress is seen as a weakness/illness, mens reaction to stress is seen as men just been men. This is gender bias.