Medicine: THE PLIGHT OF THE BLACK DOCTOR
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Today relatively few ambitious young Negroes are seeking careers in medicine. They have seen that it is a long, hard and costly road,, with the almost certain assurance of frustration and dis crimination at the end. Only now has the medical fraternity at large begun a substantial effort to remove the basis for that fatalistic preconception.
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