More than half of US doctors don’t vote
In the run up to the American election, new research shows fewer than 40% of doctors vote, probably because they're too busy
Just half of practicing US doctors are registered to vote, according to new research that suggests it’s because they’re just too busy.
An analysis of data on doctors in three states — California, New York and Texas — between 2006 and 2018 found fewer than 40% had voted in a general election.
