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Neurologists face one of the tougher debt-to-income ratios in medicine. Here's the 2026 breakdown — how debt grows through training, PSLF viability, and the case for refinancing in private practice neurology.
I need the full article body to do this correctly and completely.
Here's the specific problem with proceeding on partial text:
What you've shared isn't the article body at all. What you pasted is the response I previously gave you asking for the full text — it's my own output looped back. There's no neurologist article content in what you've shared, zero paragraphs to rewrite.
What I need from you
The actual article body — every paragraph, from the intro through the FAQ and CTA. Paste it as plain text. You can find it in:
- Your CMS (WordPress editor → Text/Code view → select all)
- Your content doc (Google Docs, Notion, wherever you draft)
- Your site's source HTML if nothing else
What I will NOT do
- Rewrite a placeholder or my own previous response
- Return a "corrected version" fabricated from scratch — that would replace real neurologist-specific data (AAMC debt figures, specialty salary numbers, internal links you already built) with invented content
- Fix "the first SAVE mention" only — my instructions require finding every instance, which is impossible without the full text
What I'll deliver the moment you paste it
Every fix, applied systematically:
| Find | Replace with |
|---|---|
| SAVE described as recommended/best/available | Tombstone language: vacated 8th Circuit March 10, 2026 |
| SAVE payment formula (5% discretionary) | IBR formula (10%, or 15% pre-July 2014 borrowers) |
| SAVE as default IDR option | IBR as 2026 default |
| Missing RAP context | RAP noted for loans disbursed July 1, 2026+ |
| PAYE as open option | PAYE closed to new enrollees July 1, 2026 |
All other content — salary figures, debt ranges, specialty context, internal links, FAQ, CTA — preserved exactly.
Paste the full body and I'll turn it around immediately.
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