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Q » What is the difference between a fellowship and a residency?
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A » A residency is a postgraduate training program for medical graduates, providing hands-on experience in a specific specialty. It typically lasts 3-7 years, depending on the field. A fellowship follows residency and offers advanced, specialized training in a sub-specialty, usually lasting 1-3 years. While residency equips doctors with general skills in their chosen field, fellowship hones expertise in a particular area, such as cardiology or oncology.
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