How Does Biomedical Engineering Impact Society

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People often compare the human body to a machine, made up of systems that work together to keep itself running. Like machines, though, pieces of the body can break down. This is where the exciting world of biomedical engineering comes in. A creative, curious problem solver who loves to know now things work, a person that is interested in medicine and has a mind to build things. These would be some of the features needed to be able to handle such a major from the start which is studying till the end of working. Biomedical engineering tends to aid many people and that really appealed to me, that I would have a great impact on society. As a biomedical major you will build a foundation for a future that could take many directions so you would go

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