"Congress' health care overhaul may result in coverage for more than 30 million additional Americans, many of whom will seek treatment from primary care physicians. Some of those physicians already are deluged because an aging population is a sicker population, more doctors are reaching retirement age, and many young doctors are choosing to go into specialties." The Association of American Medical Colleges says there will be a primary care doctor shortage of 124,000 to 159,000 by 2025. "Medical schools are attempting to address the doctor shortage by increasing the number of physicians they produce. The association called on medical schools three years ago to increase overall enrollment by 30 percent by 2015.
                                             
                                                                                                                            -Omaha World Herald
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