
|Articles|September 16, 2008
- Nov30 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 22
That's Entertainment
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Physician's Money Digest
Forbes
Ever think you chose the wrong profession? With today's medical profession in some turmoil, more than a few physicians might. Although the average reader earns a good annual income ($184,000 after practice expenses), others who don't save lives every day are doing a lot better. Here are some numbers, courtesy of the 2004 "The Celebrity 100":
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Reading Room: There for the Takingalmost 18 years ago
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