VOICED: Afghan graduate doctors struggle to find work

Graduates from Campbells Medical School face a challenging job market, with many unable to find work in their field despite the country's significant healthcare needs. Doctor Sharif Fuller shares his personal struggles and regrets about studying medicine. The transcript highlights the irony of doctor congestion in cities while rural areas lack medical professionals. Graduates must decide whether to stay in the capital or seek opportunities elsewhere.

What is the significance of the UN figures from 2007 regarding doctors in Afghanistan?

What dilemma do medical graduates face regarding job opportunities in major cities versus provinces?