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MCG moves forward with efforts to send rural Georgia more primary-care doctors
Shortens curriculum to 3 years; grows full-tuition scholarship for doctors to practice in rural areas
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Augusta University President Brooks Keel, seen here on one of the AU campuses in Augusta, returned to Statesboro for a visit Thursday and provided an update on the Medical College of Georgia's efforts to send more doctors to the state's underserved and rural counties. (MICHAEL HOLAHAN/Augusta University)
Since Augusta University President Brooks Keel first talked about the initiative during a visit to Statesboro two years ago, the university and its Medical College of Georgia have moved forward with efforts to speed more doctors to the state’s rural and underserved areas.
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