Pediatric pulmonology

A pediatric pulmonologist is a medical doctor that treats respiratory problems in children as well as adolescents. These doctors are trained in both pediatrics and the subspecialty of pulmonology. Pediatric pulmonology is a subspecialty studied in an accredited fellowship program. The requirements to become a Pediatric Pulmonologist generally include: Most of the cases that pediatric pulmonologists encounter have to do with asthma, chronic cough,... more
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