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Among Cardiologists, Women Cite Discrimination


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"The perception is that cardiology is more demanding and the hours less easy to control than other areas of medicine," Poppas said. "Cardiology involves life-threatening emergencies, so you're not always sure you'll be home for dinner or make it to the school play. But it's incredibly rewarding, and it shows. Cardiologists of both genders love what they do, and nine out of 10 say they are moderately to highly satisfied."

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The American College of Cardiology has more about cardiologists.

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Last updated 12/16/2008

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SOURCE: American College of Cardiology, news release, Dec. 15, 2008


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