US EditionAlarm Bells for Iran’s Healthcare System as Interest in Medical Specialties Declines
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Alarm Bells for Iran’s Healthcare System as Interest in Medical Specialties Declines
Abbas-Ali Raees-Karami, the president of Tehran University of Medical Sciences, announced a decline in interest among applicants for six core and subspecialty medical fields and warned that the absence of candidates in these fundamental disciplines poses a serious challenge to Iran’s healthcare system. On July 7, Raees-Karami stated that demand has dropped for six key fields: obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, internal medicine, general surg…
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