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Space and resources are not able to meet the growing demand for medical care in developing countries.
Space and resources are not able to meet the growing demand for medical care in developing countries.
Space and resources are able to meet the growing demand for medical care in developed countries.
Space and resources are able to meet the growing demand for medical care in developed countries.
There are enough doctors to serve communities in developing nations.
There are enough doctors to serve communities in developing nations.
Areas with less dense populations have better medical care because there is less competition for a scarce resource.
Areas with less dense populations have better medical care because there is less competition for a scarce resource.
Many medical facilities do not have enough beds to serve their communities.
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The true statement about the relationship between population density and medical care is:
Many medical facilities do not have enough beds to serve their communities.
This reflects the reality that in many regions, particularly those with high population density, medical facilities may struggle to meet the demand for care, leading to challenges such as insufficient capacity in terms of beds and resources.
