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There's a yardstick to measure how much net worth you should have amassed at certain ages; new female doctors are still paid significantly less than male counterparts; and other medical and financial tidbits.

Americans are split on whether or not the health care bill should be repealed if a Republican takes the White House in November, but that's only because Democrats overwhelmingly oppose a repeal, while Republicans overwhelmingly support one.

A family practice physician discusses changes you can make for a successful family practice. In this first podcast, she focuses on the patient's experience before he/she even steps foot into the office.

A number of incidents on vacations might make travelers start considering travel insurance if they never had before. But make sure you don't get taken.

In addition to a number of economic reports coming out this week, the Group of 20 countries are still hammering out details on the IMF's financial contribution to the European rescue effort.

The independent streak in America runs deep, probably a residual of the American cowboy. As America faces its tough economic challenges in a presidential year, perhaps we should look at just why the cowboy is the symbol of America at home and around the world.

Physicians are overworked. They're seeing too many patients in too little time, but they're still supposed to be compassionate. But there will always be certain patient behavior that will push all the right buttons.

Physicians in the U.S. may still be the most skeptical of health care information technology compared to their counterparts worldwide, but there has been great progress in the area.

Thousands of investors sat on the sidelines during the stock market's rally and now have to decide whether getting back into stocks is the right move or if the market is about to go down again.