“In contrast, med schools have space constraints. They couldn’t add 10 additional students if they wanted to. No lab space for them, without major construction.”
Not sure where you’re getting your information BB, but you’re flat wrong. Actually, everything you wrote is either misleading or wrong.
Schools have been adding students regularly the past several years-and in fact, there are a couple of relatively new medical schools in the US. It’s all carefully guided by the AMA(through AAMC), again with no antitrust complaints. The increase will be near 30% by 2019.
https://www.aamc.org/newsroom/newsreleases/431036/20150430.html
You’d think that someone with enough spare time to post almost 23,000 times would bother to check the facts. I guess it’s a lot of work being an expert in the law-even though not a lawyer-and an expert on medicine-although not a physician. It does help to ignore the facts and to generalize ceaselessly(“A lot of lawyers…”).