How Does a Doctor's Interest in Physics Enhance Their Medical Expertise?

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In summary, a doctor's interest in physics can greatly enhance their medical expertise by providing them with a deeper understanding of the underlying principles and mechanisms of the human body. This knowledge can aid in the diagnosis and treatment of complex medical conditions, as well as in the development of new medical technologies and procedures. Additionally, a background in physics can also improve a doctor's problem-solving skills and critical thinking abilities, allowing them to approach medical challenges in a more systematic and analytical manner. Overall, the integration of physics into medical training can greatly benefit both doctors and their patients.
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Hello everyone
I am new to this community
By profession i am a doctor,, with great interest in physics and science related..
 
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Welcome to PF, doctor. :welcome:

Just out of curiosity: what is your specialisation?

Hope to learn from you soon!
 
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Wrichik Basu said:
Welcome to PF, doctor. :welcome:

Just out of curiosity: what is your specialisation?

Hope to learn from you soon!
I specialised in medicine... general
 
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