Patients Have Lower Mortality When Treated by Female Physicians
A new study found female patients (8.15%) had a lower mortality rate when treated by female physicians than male physicians (8.38%).
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A new study found female patients (8.15%) had a lower mortality rate when treated by female physicians than male physicians (8.38%).
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