December 12, 2007
A Glance at the December issue of The Atlantic Monthly: The Health Risks of Graduating Too Many Medical Students
In the next eight years, medical schools intend to increase enrollment in order to accommodate the medical needs of aging baby boomers and replace retiring doctors from that generation. But Shannon Brownlee, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, writes that adding more doctors does not necessarily mean better care.
The Association of American Medical Colleges, which advises the federal government on how many medical residents to support, says that the country will be
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