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Doctors grow older

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Doctors grow older
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Poland faces a growing demographic challenge in its healthcare system as specialist doctors continue to age faster than the broader workforce, according to a new analysis by the Central Statistical Office (GUS). The report shows the average age of a medical specialist has reached 56, rising to 65 among those working solely under civil-law contracts, often after retirement.

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