States grapple with shortage of rural doctors

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1. "For at least the next dozen years, rural areas will continue to have only about two-thirds of the primary care

physicians they need."

Balderdash!

After the damage done to Obamacare ripples through the system, and rural hospitals find themselves with far less federal support, and after the damage done to Medicaid and SSDI take their toll, and after the number of foreign students in medical programs drop, rural areas will find themselves with far less than two thirds of the doctors that they need.
Rural areas will have plenty of drugs, guns, churches, thoughts, and prayers. But US students who could never have become physicians under the US educational system will still need anatomy and physiology courses to become undertakers.