During the nineteenth century, several factors eventually led to reducing the number of medical schools in the United States. Which of the following was not cited as a reason leading to the number of medical schools in the United States?

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The federal government providing too many funds for medical schools and students was not cited as a reason for reducing the number of medical schools. The other options were cited as reasons, including the poor financial state of medical school graduates, an oversaturation of doctors in the profession, and too many graduates with inadequate training.

During the Nineteenth Century, Several Factors Eventually Led to Reducing