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    approach my late teens‚ my mind has been bombarded with what-ifs and buts. Irrespective of my change of heart‚ I still have an intense passion for math and science since it is how we explain the world around us‚ and that is why I have settled on biomedical engineering. Imagining a career founded on helping people and bettering their lives puts a smile on my face. With so many diseases and events in the world‚ there is a need for constant innovation when it comes to medical devices and

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    After much consideration‚ I believe the Health Belief Model (HBM) is the best possible tool when addressing the rationale that some college students simply believe they are invincible. While we condone abstinence‚ we know that in reality not everyone is practicing it. As mentioned before‚ the HBM is constructed of six components: perceived susceptibility‚ perceived severity‚ perceived benefits‚ perceived barriers‚ action cues‚ and self-efficacy. In order for change to occur we would have to use

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    watching the Discovery Channel on television. While watching‚ I was particularly in awe of how boundless the discovery of Science is. At the age of seventeen‚ I read “Exploring the Biomedical Revolution” by Howard Hughes Medical Institute. For me‚ the most intriguing part of the book were the stories behind every great biomedical discovery. I felt privileged to have an in-depth knowledge about symptoms of diseases like cystic fibrosis‚ Lyme disease and Malaria that I never knew existed. All the eye-catching

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    Biomedical engineering is a very broad kind of engineering‚ comprised of many elements. There are several different topics to research more in depth‚ like tissue engineering‚ genetic engineering‚ building prosthesis or even making artificial organs. Artificial organ building is an advanced technology to help improve the quality of life‚ but has many ethical arguments many people do not agree with. Dr. Alan Flake is the leader of a project at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia‚ where they are

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    of interest that evolves into a challenging‚ yet rewarding‚ journey. My interest in science developed early in high school through the encouraging words of a biology teacher. That carried on in my undergraduate career when I decided to major in Biomedical Physics‚ a unique and small degree program‚ which helped me integrate my interest in physical science with medicine. It became evident that I was to pursue a career in the science field‚ and during my time in 4-H I discovered the desire to serve

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    As a freshman at WPI‚ Biomedical Engineering interests me because I want to have a meaningful impact on the world. Specifically‚ I want to have the ability to affect the everyday lives of individuals. But why is Biomedical Engineering so unique when compared to other engineering disciplines? By definition‚ Biomedical engineers use engineering and science practices to improve the health and quality of life of individuals. Biomedical engineering a crucial discipline of engineering because it addresses

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    In this essay I plan to explore and explain the principal sociological perspectives of the different types of perspectives: Functionalism is a macro approach it contains a variety of institutions in society and how they are all dependent on each other; if one begins to fail it effects the rest of society. It is often referred to like ’the human body’ society being the body and the organizations being the organs. When the organs (organizations) begin to fail due to deviant behaviour it effects the

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    Kiersten Ashleigh de la Vega U27221403 November 12‚ 2011 Biomedical Ethics 9:30-10:45 T/R Essay on Abortion A Defense on Abortion For years the “rights” of abortion has remained a sore subject for discussion due to the drastically different opinions determining the rights to life of the fetus‚ and to which point the fetus is considered a human being. Thompson’s essay‚ “A Defense of Abortion‚” provides a phenomenal approach in which she sets aside this common argument to evaluate the

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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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    My interest in Biomedical Science came about around four years ago when my dad was diagnosed with Non Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. He was treated with an intense course of chemotherapy and during this time it had me thinking about how and why a mutation in a cell can grow and cause a tumour and also how chemotherapy treatment can destroy the mutated cells (along with some healthy cells) and cause a person to have side effects such as skin discolouration‚ hair loss‚ loss of appetite and a lowered immune system

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