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    become a health professional. When I decided to move to India to pursue a career in medicine, I knew this would involve perseverance and exceptional hard work. However, after remembering a proverb by one of my high school teachers, “sacrifice short-term pleasures for long-term goals,” I eagerly accepted this challenge and willingly devoted my time and efforts to study medicine in a foreign country. Studying medicine in India was not only an everlasting and memorable experience, it also provided…

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    My Love Of Medicine

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    Wherever the art of medicine is loved, there is also a love of humanity. (Hippocrates) This was my main reason for enrolling into medical school. The progress of the human kind and civilization is the purpose of almost all of the college programmes. Medicine participates in this process in the most direct way. As far as i can remember i had always had this desire to help people in need; this desire dates back to my school days where i used to participate in every charitable event and help those…

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    Being an Nuclear Medicine Technologist would be a great career. It would be great for the following reasons: The great work environment, the education and training, the skills you need to know, and the salary and outlook. First, the work environment. The work is done in the medical field. It works with administer radiopharmaceuticals and radiation devices to treat diseases using a radioisotope with a physician. It takes 40 hours of time during the week, and the job locations are at community…

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    through the innovations in the fields of military, writing, and medicine; Mesopotamians advanced military with the invention of the iron scale armour, increasing the protection of Mesopotamian soldiers and citizens and the chances of a victory, writing with the invention of cuneiform, giving the Mesopotamians the means to document records and allowing the government to regulate the society with more organization and efficiency, and medicine, which, through the flourishing knowledge of treatments…

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    Egyptian Medicine History

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    The History of medicine started in 2600 BC in Egypt. They describe the diagnosis and treatment of two hundred disease . Egyptian believed that disease came from god, demons, and spirits. Egyptian doctors believed that there was channel in the body; they were trying to find a way to unblock the channels. Egyptian were the first in the world that were able to document everything this helped scientists to make calculation years later .Egyptian also created bathrooms so disease won’t spread .…

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    I chose to talk about topic six, breakthroughs in medicine. I chose this topic because not only does this affect me, it also greatly affects everyone else in the world. We can do amazing things now with our new medicine and technology. We can do almost impossible things, but there is a fine line between what is right and what is wrong. Some people might not think that there is anything wrong with what we are doing in the medical field. I believe that most of what we are doing is good and helpful…

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    My Interest In Medicine

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    's chest finally heaved. It was a moment of relief and triumph; one that made abstract concepts like swift intervention, accurate performance, and calm in the face of emergency profoundly real for me as an aspiring doctor. My sustained interest in medicine stems from my early childhood, when my own doctor visits became forums to spark up discussions concerning the human…

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    Career In Sports Medicine

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    wanted to be a profession basketball player. Since then, I have learned that I’m not good enough to play professionally, but my love for the game hasn’t changed. This is why I am considering pursuing a career in primary sports medicine. There are two types of sports medicine doctors. There is an orthopedic surgeon who performs surgeries on injured players, and then there is a primary care physician who prescribe treatments for the players. Out of these two types of doctors, I would like to be…

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    EComputers in Medicine: Medicine and Mobile Technology What is mobile technology? It is the 21st century, and as a result medicine has become more mobile than ever. Currently, almost all current health care professionals are dependent on some form of technology to better serve their patients. In fact, the utilization of mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, or computers for health or medical purposes have all been very successful approaches, and they have ultimately aided health…

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    Evidence Based Medicine

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    Evidence Based Medicine Introduction Evidence based medicine has long been held in high esteem by physicians and for good reason. It provides the best possible roadmap for improving quality care for patients. In addition, certain clinical practice guidelines (CPG) have been established as part of the specific paradigm involving electronic medical record (EMR) keeping. This has all been designed to improve patient well-being, give physicians an opportunity to make informed decisions, and improve…

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