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Burnout in health care experienced at much higher levels among women

Summary by The Hill Times
Studies show female physicians are leaving the workforce on average 15 years earlier than men due to factors such as burnout, bullying, workplace sexual harassment/assault, and the gender pay gap.

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Burnout in health care experienced at much higher levels among women

Studies show female physicians are leaving the workforce on average 15 years earlier than men due to factors such as burnout, bullying, workplace sexual harassment/assault, and the gender pay gap.

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The Hill Times broke the news on Wednesday, April 22, 2026.
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