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How can physics be applied to medicine?
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Regularly: Physics is at the heart of most medical electronic and mechanical devices. It is used in radiation therapy, laser treatment, light therapies, and so many other ways. Perhaps you had a specific application in mind. Try asking a question about that.
Answered 6/1/2014
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