Write an essay on Doctors Will mark as brainliest. Am being timed pls.

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Olin [163]3 years ago

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Answer:

With the growing advancement in medical technology, the work of doctors has become more efficient and able to tackle illnesses that come their way. With a very demanding job, they work around the clock to treat patients to save lives. They put their life on the line and treat even the most life-threatening diseases.

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