The problem in the US is far bigger than the cost of medical education. The US doesn't have single payer healthcare. For every medical professional actually he

The problem in the US is far bigger than the cost of medical education. The US doesn't have single payer healthcare. For every medical professional actually helping a patient, there's a legion of bureaucrats (administrators, insurers, accountants and lawyers, along with all their support staff) spread over a huge network of businesses adding their cut. Go to the ER and you'll be getting bills for it 2 years later. This massive overhead needs to go away to enable price transparency and reasonable costs.