Combining Physics and Medicine for Aspiring Scientists

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In summary, the field of medical physics is a unique and growing area of study that combines the principles of physics with the practice of medicine. This interdisciplinary field has immense potential for advancements in healthcare, with applications ranging from medical imaging and radiation therapy to the development of new diagnostic tools and treatments. Aspiring scientists interested in this field should have a strong foundation in both physics and biology, as well as a passion for using their knowledge to improve the lives of others. With the demand for skilled medical physicists on the rise, this is an exciting and promising career path for those interested in the intersection of physics and medicine.
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Hey there, I'm just a science enthusiast. I was also wondering, how could I merge my interest for physics with medicine? And make a career out of it.
Thank you :)!
 
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Welcome to PF! Ask such a question in our Academic/Career advice forum :)
 

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