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Whats the difference between an ent and an endocrinologist?
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Different MDs: Ent or otolaryngologist takes care of ear, nose and throat problems, an endocrinologist takes care of problems with endocrine system issues, such as thyroid disease, diabetes, ect.
Answered 11/24/2013
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