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PROFESSIONAL ISSUESSubspecialties attract IM residentsQuick View. Sept. 18, 2006.  The number of internal medicine residents who plan to subspecialize continued to grow in 2005. Declining reimbursement, long hours and the desire for a greater work-life balance are among reasons experts cite for this trend, according to data from the Internal Medicine In-Training Examination, a one-day exam to assess residents' progress. This information and the accompanying full-text visual aids were drawn from the following source:Insight, Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine. [...]
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