Physician specialties with the happiest marriages

More pulmonary medicine physicians report having happier marriages than any other specialty, according to a Medscape report.

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Medscape‘s “Physician Lifestyle and Happiness Report 2024” calculated the number of physicians by specialty who described their marriage as “very good” or “good.” This year, eight specialties came in at 85% or above for happy marriages, and three were over 90%.

Here are the physician specialties by number of physicians reporting a happy marriage:

Pulmonary medicine — 91%

Otolaryngology — 90%

Diabetes and endocrinology — 90%

Ophthalmology — 89%

Gastroenterology — 87%

Neurology — 86%

Cardiology — 86%

Surgery, general — 85%

Orthopedics — 85%

Plastic surgery — 84%

Pathology — 84%

Pediatrics — 84%

Nephrology — 84%

Critical care — 83%

Internal medicine — 82%

Family medicine — 82%

Physician medicine and rehabilitation — 81%

Urology — 81%

Anesthesiology — 81%

Emergency medicine — 80%

OB-GYN — 80%

Psychiatry — 80%

Radiology — 79%

Oncology — 74%

Dermatology — 70%

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