Rural areas are being hit hard and staffed by in large part staffed by foreign-trained doctors:
“The consensus seems to be that if you have a first name like Mohammed, you can forget it,” Dr. Sanjay Chaube, a much-needed internist in Hurricane Katrina-ravaged Bay St. Louis, Miss., and one of more than 40,000 Indian doctors in the U.S.
David Catron has other thoughts.
