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In Russia, Medical Schools Are Emptying because No Graduate Wants to Work in Siberia or Kamchatka

The medical schools in Russia face a paradox: despite a record influx of applications, boarding jobs remain vacant. The reform of 2026, which obliges graduates to work in remote areas, has not solved the shortage of doctors.
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The medical schools in Russia face a paradox: despite a record influx of applications, boarding jobs remain vacant. The reform of 2026, which obliges graduates to work in remote areas, has not solved the shortage of doctors.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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