Will the burden of medical student loans turn aspiring doctors away from primary care?

Student hopes findings will sway CMA to avidly support national healthcare.

The program that supplied bilingual physicians to the U.S. for 35 years is ending.

It seems that everywhere I go these days, doctors and students alike are constantly asking me about the proposed medical school at University of California, Riverside. "When will it be open? How big will the class size be? Will there be a new university hospital?" These and other questions are on the minds of many members of the health care community, both within the Inland Empire and throughout California.

Our desire to make a positive impact on people's lives and to broaden our understanding of health and illness drove us to spend our summer doing a public health project in Chiapas, Mexico.

Eliminating the 20/220 rule will have future physicians hurting financially.