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What is biomedical science?

Biomedical science is a fascinating field that combines biology and medicine to understand human health and disease. Scientists in this area study everything from how our bodies work at a cellular level to developing new diagnostic tools and treatments. Essex University's new lab will train students in these vital skills, preparing them for careers in the NHS and beyond.

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