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Feature|Articles|October 10, 2024
- Physicians Practice November 2024
- Volume 2
- Issue 11
The best states for women's health
Author(s)Keith A. Reynolds
Which states rated the highest for women's health care?
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With many states legislating around women's health, it can be dicey finding a place where you can practice medicine without fear of legal reprisal.
Here are the nine best states for women's health.
A new metric for this year's rankings, the women's health metric is based on the
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