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Date:4/19/2009

iting an ongoing problem that dates all the way back to the 1980s and 1990s. The article went on to point out, "Now the impact of a national shortage of surgeons and family practice doctors is echoing across the country." Indeed, just last week, KHOU.com reported that "Houston (is) facing a doctor shortage." Meanwhile, the "Washington Post" asserted that although the "Economic Recession Has Temporarily Alleviated (the) Nationwide Nursing Shortage," the "economic incentive that has swollen the nursing work force during the recession seems certain to evaporate when the economy rebounds, throwing the health care system deeper than ever into the crisis."

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