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Why do female physicians earn $56k less per year than males?

Male physicians outearn female physicians by an average of 25%, or $56,000 per year, a new study in JAMA shows. Read about why the study's author says those results are surprising. » Full article

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4 ways Obamacare insurance exchanges could change healthcare

After they're implemented, health insurance exchanges will have the option to adopt policies that could reshape the financing and delivery of healthcare for years to come. Here's how. » Full article

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Primary care physician salary growth projected to outpace specialists in 2014

Primary care physicians are expected to enjoy slightly larger increases to their salaries next year, a recent report predicts.
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Is healthcare a priority to young invincibles?

Student loans, debt, underemployment and unemployment are factors in why "young invincibles" may not sign up for health insurance through exchanges. » Full article

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