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The U.S. faces a physician shortage as more providers reach retirement age. Here's why health care struggles to retain experienced docs—and recruit new ones.

Physician shortages have hobbled health care for decades -− and it could get worse. ... The United States urgently needs more doctors, and everyone's health depends on it.

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Q: I am a 70-year-old man. I have been with Oregon Medical Group in Lane County for decades, but last year I lost my primary care doctor. Now, I can’t get my annual wellness check and lab tests.