Canada could save money, boost doctors with 3-year med school: CMAJ
Canada could save money, boost doctors with 3-year med school: CMAJ
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Canada could produce a lot more doctors at a lower cost, and students could save thousands in tuition, if most of its medical schools moved to a three-year program, the Canadian Medical Association Journal suggests. |
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