Many U.S. doctors ill-trained on cultural gaps-study
6th Sep 2005, 20:25 GMT
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Many U.S. physicians are not being trained adequately about how to deal with cultural differences among immigrants and others that may affect the way medicine is practiced, a study said on Tuesday.
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