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To the Editor: Much has been written in recent years about the difficulty of attracting students to internal medicine¹. The results of the 1993 National Residency Matching Program again showed a substantial decline in the number of medical students choosing residency training in internal medicine. We are in the midst of a national health care reform that is likely to result in a new health care delivery system that will be largely dependent on primary care physicians². Where will these physicians come from^3,4?

As residency and clerkship director, I have had the privilege of discussing career plans . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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