Poor areas around the world tend to be underserved in terms of health care in part because
A) residents in poor countries have little need for medical treatment.
B) health care professionals move to industrial nations as part of brain drain.
C) most health care professionals return to these areas after college abroad.
D) people in poor nations prefer to treat their ill at home.

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Health care professionals often move to industrial nations for better opportunities and higher salaries, a phenomenon known as "brain drain," leaving their home countries, often poorer areas, underserved in terms of health care.

Poor Areas Around the World Tend to Be Underserved in Terms