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How is a D.O. different from an M.D?
Author: Fawn Madson
Website: http://www.FAQMedicine.com
Added: Tue, Nov 14, 2006 13:27:18
Category: Medicine Questions
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Both are fully qualified physicians. A D.O. or a Doctor of Osteopathic medicine prescribes medications, performs surgery, and uses all available scientific methods to cure and repair damage to a person's health. An M.D. or a Doctor of Medicine refers to the scholastic degree completed by a medical professional, but is more traditional.
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