Fewer medical students are applying to residency in states with near-total abortion bans ...Middle East

For the second year in a row, fewer medical students are applying to residency programs in states with near-total abortion bans, according to a new data snapshot from the Association of American Medical Colleges released Thursday.   MD medical school seniors have applied to fewer residency programs in general, regardless of which state the program is in, since 2022.   But the AAMC’s new data show that there were larger decreases in applications to residency programs in states where abortion is almost entirely banned, indicating that medical school seniors may be avoiding these places.   “States’ abortion-ban status may be correlated with program number and size, but these finding

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