Researchers say access to primary care doesn’t always guarantee better health

Kaiser Health News staff writer Jordan Rau reports on a new findings by Dartmouth researchers. "A study released Thursday challenges two widely-held assumptions about medical care: that people who see a primary care physician will end up healthier than those who don't, and that having more primary care doctors in an area guarantees better access for patients" (Rau, 9/9). Read the entire story.