THE ROLE OF BIOPHYSICS IN MODERN MEDICINE
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Biophysics; modern medicine; medical imaging; electrophysiology; radiotherapy; biomechanics; molecular medicine.Abstract
Biophysics plays a fundamental role in modern medicine by applying physical principles to the study of biological systems and medical processes. It provides a quantitative and mechanistic understanding of physiological functions, disease mechanisms, diagnostic technologies, and therapeutic interventions. Advances in medical imaging, electrophysiology, radiation therapy, biomechanics, and molecular medicine are deeply rooted in biophysical concepts. This article explores the significance of biophysics in contemporary medicine, highlighting its contributions to diagnostics, treatment technologies, biomedical research, and personalized healthcare.
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