Nurses vs teachers: who are their regulars?
We compared the regulars of r/nursing with the regulars of r/Teachers: gender, age, where else they hang out and what they're into.
Key findings
r/Teachers hangs out way more in r/AskTeachers
r/nursing 0.2% · r/Teachers 15% · 50×+
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r/nursing hangs out way more in r/StudentNurse
r/nursing 3% · r/Teachers <0.1% · 50×+
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r/nursing is way more into The Pitt
r/nursing 58% · r/Teachers 15% · 3.9×
Share of their TV talk · Card PNG
r/Teachers is more into If Books Could Kill
r/nursing 0.6% · r/Teachers 5% · 7.9×
Share of their podcast talk · Card PNG
r/nursing has more women
r/nursing 70% · r/Teachers 57%
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Regulars are people with 5 or more posts or comments in a subreddit from Oct 2025 to Sep 2026. Known bots are left out. Only differences that hold up at a 90% interval make the list.
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