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Rotterdam Medical Students Accused of Offering Cash to Jump Hospital Training Waitlists

An investigation has found medical students in Rotterdam offering money to peers in attempts to secure mandatory hospital placements sooner, raising ethical concerns over shortages and delays in medical training.
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