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Dr. Qurrath Ain
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Specialty: Pediatric Medicine
Location: 8020 Broadway, Elmhurst, NY
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mother in anxiety and was relieved by good staff and excellent diagnosis..., Feb 18, 2011 Excellent Doctor, Loved the place and very comforting staff and the treatment was very good . Doctor has such nice manners . I recomened all parents to go to this doctor. I have all ages kids and he is the Doctor
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