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communities we must get more young people from the farms into our medical schools. It is unlikely that a city boy who doesn’t know the difference between a sawhorse and a work horse wants to set up practice in a rural county seat.
Dr. Harold Diehl of the University of Minnesota investigated where the doctors graduating from that school came from and where they went to practice. Only a few (22 per cent) of the students who grew up in large cities settled in rural areas. The chances were two and a half times as great that a medical student, who had grown up in a rural community would set up practice in such an area.
—Reprinted from Farm-Ranch
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