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Where can i find doctor who specializes in lungs?
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Pulmonary doctor: Lung specialist are called pulmonary doctors. Most larger multi-specialty clinics have such a doctor on staff. You live in a large metropolitan area and should have no trouble finding such a doctor. Call your local medical society for referrals, check the phone book (might be online) and you could also check with ucla or usc medical centers for pulmonary consultation.
Answered 2/7/2013
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