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Which Physicians Are the Happiest?

medscape.com January 16, 2017

This year's lifestyle survey, as in previous ones, asked whether physicians were happy at home or at work. Of physicians who said they were either very or extremely happy at work, dermatologists and ophthalmologists were the most content-though it is notable that only one third of even these physicians (39% and 38%, respectively) reported happiness at work.

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