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This is a topic I'm sure has been covered and debated. It's one of those questions that can only be answered after it is done and at the same time it is such a big decision that it cannot be undone. What I often read is that it is not worth it because of all the work, the lost of good years, the decreased respect, the overbearing administrative load, and the crushing debt. If that's true, does that mean the work and people are not worth it? I mean other fields also have one for more of those factors. Maybe not all of them but they have other negative factors medicine does not have as well. Is there more than the above or is the combination above so powerful that it is enough to make so many physicians say no more and even more to advise others against it? (I think the medscape survey had something around 50% would not do it again and 70% advise against it for their children a couple of years back.)
What do you think?
What do you think?