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From: groenveld@acm.org (John D Groenveld)
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Subject: MEDIA: America's Reliance on Foreign Doctors Puts Countless Lives at Risk
Date: 5 May 2025 21:15:54 GMT
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John Mac Ghlionn on whether Donald Trump will order Robert F Kennedy
Jr to order HHS.GOV to order David Skorton's AAMC.ORG members to 
prioritize Americans for American medical school slots and residencies:
<URL:https://chroniclesmagazine.org/web/americas-reliance-on-foreign-doctors-puts-countless-lives-at-risk/>
| Yet many of the doctors practicing in the U.S. received their
| training elsewhere. One in five foreign-trained doctors practicing
| in the U.S. comes from India. While India has produced many skilled
| physicians, there is a wide disparity in the quality of its medical
| schools, a problem that has been extensively documented. A
| Washington Post piece titled "How bad are most of India's medical
| schools? Very, according to new reports" sheds light on the alarming
| deficiencies within the system. It exposed rampant corruption,
| bribery, and even fraud in medical education. The piece exposed
| shocking practices like ghost faculty--nonexistent professors listed
| on paper--and fake patients staged to fill hospital wards during
| accreditation visits. Though The Washington Post first broke the
| story in 2016, the problem persists, largely unchecked.

Will Trump order Lori Chavez-DeRemer's DoL.GOV and Pam Bondi's
Justice.GOV to investigate violations of America's anti-freedom
of association laws and regulations by Richard Pollack's AHA.ORG
members who favor alien doctors over legacy American proles for
residencies?

John
groenveld@acm.org
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