What is the Connection Between Physics and Medical Physics?

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In summary, physics and medical physics are closely connected as the principles and laws of physics are applied to understand and improve medical technologies and treatments. Medical physics uses concepts from various branches of physics such as mechanics, electromagnetism, and thermodynamics to develop and improve imaging techniques, radiation therapy, and diagnostic tools. By understanding the fundamental principles of physics, medical physicists can create innovative solutions to improve healthcare and save lives. The field of medical physics also contributes to the development of new medical technologies and treatments, making it an essential aspect of modern healthcare.
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My name is Hassan I am Studying Physics at UMBC, after graduate I would like to apply to Graduate Medical Physics Program
 
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