Students entering medical school today face a health care system that is vastly different from the one new students experienced in the 1970s and 1980s. Michael OReilly interviewed five first-year students from the University of Western Ontario to learn about the hopes and dreams of medicine's next generation and the pressures facing these students. The Class of '98 doesn't appear intimidated by the cutbacks practising physicians are facing. As one student put it, these students won't be yearning for the "good old days" because "we don't have any good old days to remember."
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机译：今天进入医学院学习的学生所面对的医疗保健系统与1970年代和1980年代经历过的新生大不相同。 Michael OReilly采访了来自西安大略大学的五名一年级学生，以了解医学下一代的希望和梦想以及这些学生面临的压力。执业医师所面临的削减似乎并没有吓到'98级'。正如一位学生所说，这些学生将不再向往“美好的过去”，因为“我们没有任何美好的回忆要记住”。
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