(medical) doctor; physician
medical science; medicine
medical office (esp. in a hospital); doctor's office
doctor's office; doctor's surgery; clinic
veterinarian; veterinary surgeon; vet
military physician or surgeon
medical and pharmaceutical products; medicinal supplies; drugs; pharmaceuticals; medicine
noted doctor; excellent physician
attending physician; doctor-in-charge; attending doctor; one's doctor
medical director; chief physician
medical science; medical department
medicine; Pharmaceutical and Food Safety Bureau
private clinician; physician in private practice
anesthesiologist; anaesthesiologist; anesthetist; anaesthetist
anesthesiologist; anaesthesiologist; anesthetist; anaesthetist
medical coroner; medical examiner
doctor practising Western medicine (during the Edo period)
paediatrician; pediatrician
doctor to a shogun or daimyo (Edo period)
ophthalmologist; eye specialist
industrial physician; occupational health physician
obstetrician-gynecologist; obstetrician and gynaecologist; ob-gyn
medicine man; witch doctor (doctor specialized in treating illnesses caused by magic)
doctor working in a hospital; physician working in public practice
doctor of Chinese (herbal) medicine
psychiatrist; medically-qualified psychoanalyst
police surgeon; police medical officer
orthopaedic surgeon; plastic surgeon
family physician; family doctor
a balanced diet leads to a healthy body; healthy food both prevents and cures sickness
village lacking a doctor; doctorless village
doctor to a shogun or daimyo (Edo period)
psychiatrist; mental specialist; alienist
medicolegal autopsy; forensic autopsy
great doctor; sage physician
practitioner of Western medicine; Western doctor
bio-medical; biomedical; medical student
medical, dental and pharmacological
bad physician; bad doctor
bad physician; bad doctor
family physician; family doctor
family physician; family doctor
family physician; family doctor
family physician; family doctor
medical zoology; zoonotic medicine
iatrogenic (disease or condition caused by medical treatment)
(study of) medicine, dentistry and pharmacology
Edo-period doctor working at a public clinic