What is the difference between a specialist and a medical doctor (MD) or doctor of osteopathy (DO)?

A)

Being a specialist requires more training.
B)

Specialists treat diseases and conditions related to one particular system or area of the body.
C)

both A and B
D)

none of the above


Answer:

C

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