“Hay 156 médicos cada 100.000 habitantes”: en RDI explicaron la desigualdad sanitaria entre provincias

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An analysis by Antonio Riccobene highlights significant health inequality in Argentina, noting that while the country has nearly 42 doctors per 100,000 inhabitants, the distribution varies greatly between provinces. The City of Buenos Aires has 156 doctors per 100,000, contrasting sharply with Santiago del Estero's 18. This disparity is attributed to low salaries, lack of incentives, and emigration, which exacerbate difficulties in the healthcare system, including a shortage of critical specialties.