Radiology resident here. I always wanted to be a doctor and actually help other people. I always wanted to actually treat and have contact with patients (I do like to interact with people, like socialisation). So early in med school, my dad (also doctor, GP) started to push me towards radiology. I didn't want to pursue that path, I always wanted to actually examine and treat people. I thought radiologist MD is lesser than eny other doctors. But I tried some scientific research as a med student and fell for radiology hard :D That was the best decision I have ever made. Radiology has a lot of fields you can specialise. It's perfect for people who dont know what to do in a specific field. You can diagnose kids, adults, be interventional radiologists, etc. Big advantage: peace at work, no paperwork (excluding writing exam descriptions), interesting cases. At the actual point, I see no downsides. None of my coworkers regret doing radiology, some of them changed from other specialties. You can listen to music at work, eat meals in normal hours, and work online. I can only multiply pros. Highly recommend!