Doctor of Medicine , also: Medical Doctor , also: Medicinae Doctor latin , MD (abbreviation)

To see me in my own home, you would never imagine that I was a doctor of medicine.

He had graduated as a doctor of medicine in 1884, less than a year before his death.

She has an older sister Pam, a doctor of medicine.

On 22 October 1795 he graduated as an doctor of medicine, and was given a teaching position in the university.

She is a doctor of medicine, and like her father, a Marxist.

I think even a doctor of medicine will be able to do that.

The Governor said he would not call for any change in the state law that requires the health commissioner to be a doctor of medicine.

He received his doctorate four years later in 1784, becoming a doctor of medicine.

Being both a doctor of medicine and a lawyer he is three times as hard to shove around.

She was a doctor of medicine, and lived in Łódź.