We’re Becoming a Nation Without Doctors
What will happen for our aging population and women's health care when we face a shortage of primary care physicians?
Sophia Kercher
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Sophia Kercher is a Los Angeles-based writer and editor whose reporting and essays on health, entertainment, and the intersection of culture and technology, have been published in the New York Times, Elle, Variety, Salon, Vulture, and the Los Angeles Times, among other publications. In addition to journalism, she teaches writing workshops at Writing Pad.
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