Medicine
Whether you want to be a nurse, a surgeon or medical physicist - understanding physics is important if you want to work in modern medicine.
Physics has revolutionised the diagnosis and treatment of illness. Surgery is now routinely carried out using lasers, cancer is treated using radiation and the inside of our bodies are imaged using X-rays, ultrasound, NMR and PET scans. And, new techniques, such as using nanobots to target individual cancer cells or using infrared light to monitor our blood, are continously being developed.
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Try your hand at treating cancer or using an MRI scanner in this fun game.
NHS
National Health Service - Physics careers
Radiography Careers
Information about becoming a diagnostic or therapy radiographer.
IPEM
Institute of engineering and physics in medicine
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