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New Program Aims to Cultivate Future Israeli Doctors from High School
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By מערכת חמ״ל
First reported by Walla · 12 hours ago
What happened
A new Israeli program will identify and mentor future doctors starting in 10th grade to address potential medical workforce shortages. The initiative aims to cultivate the next generation of physicians for the country's healthcare system.
- 01New program targets 10th graders for future doctor cultivation.
- 02Initiative aims to address potential medical workforce shortages.
- 03Program seeks to guide students toward medical careers.
- 04Goal is to ensure future physician supply for Israel.
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