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Lebanon and Turkey Face Doctor Exodus Amidst Healthcare Crises
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By Алекс Липницкий
First reported by Vesty · 8 hours ago
What happened
Lebanon and Turkey are experiencing a significant emigration of doctors due to severe economic crises, political instability, and difficult working conditions. Both countries face shortages of medical professionals, impacting healthcare quality, while Israel is also reported to have a doctor shortage.
- 01Lebanon and Turkey are losing doctors due to economic and social crises.
- 02Thousands of Lebanese doctors have left since 2019, seeking better opportunities abroad.
- 03Turkey sees a record number of doctors seeking to work internationally.
- 04Low pay, instability, and violence contribute to the medical brain drain.
- 05Israel is also reportedly facing a shortage of doctors.
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