Moreover, all our miracles of medical research will count for little if we cannot reverse the growing nationwide shortage of doctors, dentists, and nurses, and the widespread shortages of nursing homes and modern urban hospital facilities.
Kennedy emphasizes the importance of addressing the shortage of healthcare professionals in the U.S. to ensure the success of medical advancements.
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