Has the "prestige/status" of physicians gone down since the 80s and 90s?

Rise of female professionals and the new perspectives they bring to our culture is the culprit, I think.

If women can provide for themselves, then the employment status of potential romantic partners is less important. So looks, personality, and maybe family-orientedness are factors that are largely considered over employment success (or potential employment success). Male homemakers is a normal thing nowadays as a result.

Doctors may not have the best looks, personality, or family-orientedness...

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Has the "prestige/status" of physicians gone down since the 80s and 90s?