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"name": ". How does specialty care differ from primary care?",
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"text": ".Specialty care focuses on specific medical fields such as cardiology, dermatology, or oncology. Patients are usually referred to specialists by their primary care providers for advanced diagnosis or treatment."
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"name": "When should I seek emergency care versus urgent care?",
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