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On physical and psychological health issues affecting academics and researchers, including impact of illness on research output or grades, health-related side effects of the academic lifestyle, health insurance for those employed in academia, etc. Use 'medicine', not 'health-issues', for questions on health and medicine as an academic discipline or field of study.
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How do I Become a Theoretical Chemist/Physicist with a Chemistry Background?
This post only responds to your final question. Some things I'd ask yourself prior to pursuing your idea further:
How many people graduate with PhDs in Theoretical Chemistry?
What percentage end up …
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