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Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Doctors Leaving Israel

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A Tel Aviv University study found that 1,370 doctors left Israel between 2023-2025, a 94% increase from a decade prior. The net loss of doctors has nearly quintupled, raising concerns about longer wait times and reduced quality of medical care.

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  • 1,370 doctors left Israel between 2023-2025, a 94% increase from 2013-2015.
  • The proportion of experienced doctors among those leaving has significantly increased.
  • The net annual loss of doctors has risen to approximately 255, nearly five times higher than before.
  • Departures span all medical specialties, with high rates among ophthalmologists and surgeons.
  • Researchers warn of longer wait times and reduced quality of care due to doctor emigration.
Study Reveals Alarming Rise in Doctors Leaving Israel
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