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    Physicists are constantly working on their new achievements in biomedical engineering; For example‚ advanced robotic surgeries. Considerably we are satisfied with Lithotripters‚ CT and MRI scanning equipments which are developed in last few decades. These are now benefiting thousands of patients worldwide. I followed many online courses which are related to biomedical engineering and was impressed to further extend my knowledge of biomedical

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    I am applying for masters in biomedical informatics at Rutgers State University in health profession for fall 2017. I would like to pursue a carrier in research with help of technology. Biomedical informatics program will give me opportunity to emphasize research to develop and apply novel computational methods that can advance biomedicines. After pursing degree in biomedical informatics I can use new approaches to conceptual modeling and to development of new algorithms that address challenging

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    Emilie Durkheim asserted that our society needs deviance to stabilize our society as a whole. Social bonds are stronger from those who identify and punish deviant behavior. Social structure is where the functionalists focus their attention. Structural strain theory is related to the functionalist theory because it shows what can happen when social goals cannot be meant through legal ways (MindEdge‚ 2015). In the Conflict Theory‚ social inequality is related to deviance. They believe the wealthy and powerful

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    is instead priceless‚ yet many people contradict this belief when it comes to biomedical technology. Biomedical technology‚ the product of the medical field joining with the fields of engineering and science‚ is one of the fastest growing consumers of tax dollars. Although biomedical technology has been around for ages‚ it did not start to grow so exponentially until the post World War II era. Soon after WWII‚ biomedical technology research began to skyrocket and the discoveries it made were ground

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    iOLLIVER JACKSON UCAS ID: 1112205288 INTERVIEW DATE: 27/11/2013 ALTERNATIVE PERSONAL STATEMENT – BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES The human body is fascinating. It is astounding the way in which we are beginning to understand how our own complex infrastructure works‚ including the composition and function of each individual cell and molecule. The variety of specialities within Biomedical Sciences‚ such as genetics and neuroscience‚ is one of the main reasons I chose this degree. The human body is an intelligent

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    disease are my primary interests. Clinical scientists are the key to understanding and preventing disease; their discoveries have a direct impact on human lives. I aspire to be at the forefront of these discoveries‚ hence I want to take up a course in Biomedical Science. I like to keep up to date with the latest issues and advances in medicine‚ through regularly checking news articles‚ listening to TED talks on the way to school‚ and reading through ’Biological Sciences Review’ during my work shift at

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    Preparing for the BMAT (biomedical admissions test) The biomedical admissions test was created to assist medical and veterinary schools in the admissions process. Some of the universities have much more applications than places and the majority of these applications are strong. The BMAT allows the universities to filter out the strongest candidates based on exam performance. The BMAT exam lasts for 2 hours and is split into 3 sections. The examination test date is 31st October 2008. This article

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    Biomedical Engineering Biomedical Engineers are highly trained scientists who use engineering and life science principles to research biological aspects of animal and human life (1). Some tasks of a biomedical engineer include‚ developing new theories‚ modifying‚ testing‚ and proving existing theories‚ and designing health care instruments and devices or apply engineering principles to the study of human systems. Biomedical engineering has been created by advancements in technology. It is an interdisciplinary

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    As people we have been given the most prestigious gift‚ that we have the opportunity to change and save lives. I believe that i am passionate about the biology that the human body involves and how the human body overcomes survival. Studying Biomedical Science at a higher level at university would be a great opportunity to broaden my knowledge and greater my understanding of this discipline. This equality has encouraged me to gain a significant insight into a variety of biological factors that effect

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    Although the biomedical model has achieved dominance in the medical field‚ there are numerous additional factors that are attributed to every disease. “ In all societies‚ ancient and modern‚ preliterate and literate‚ the major criteria for identification of disease have always been behavioral‚ psychological‚ and social in nature” (Engel‚ 1977). To ignore these factors would be to deny a patient the optimal level of care available. The biomedical model focuses strictly on any deviations of measurable

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