In 1992, when the proportion of graduating U.S. medical students choosing primary care careers hit an all-time low of 14.2 percent, the AAMC, representing the nation's 126 accredited medical schools, adopted a formal policy aimed at reversing the trend.—Aram Chobanian, Bostonia
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