July 10, 2026
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Nearly 1 in 3 academic dermatologists left academia during a 7-year period, with career stage, research productivity and NIH funding among the factors that affected their long-term retention, according to new research. Retention of academic dermatologists is vitally important to the field, with these faculty members responsible for training and mentoring future physicians, leading research and
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