Definitions for medical science
med·i·cal sci·ence

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1. medical sciencenoun

   the science of dealing with the maintenance of health and the prevention and treatment of disease

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1. medical science

   Medical science is a branch of science that is concerned with the knowledge of health, disease, prevention, treatment, and understanding of the human body, including its functions, structure, and the physiological processes that occur in it. This knowledge is derived through research, experimentation, and observation in both healthy and pathological states. It encompasses various fields like general medicine, surgery, psychiatry, pediatrics, gynecology, and biomedical research among others.

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1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of medical science in Chaldean Numerology is: 1

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of medical science in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6

Examples of medical science in a Sentence

1. Scott Atlas:

   They come to me with all of their information, and then I help them decide - using deductive reasoning and the rest of the medical science that we have - what's going on with the patient, what is the management strategy here, i'm a total straight shooter.

2. Chris Christie:

   I think that if you give it 25 years, which is what we're giving it, you're going to see advances in medical science ... and pharmaceutical treatments that are going to allow us to even have manual laborers who will be able to work longer, much longer than they're able to work now, even to 65?

3. Phil Ting:

   Limiting it to only those on ventilators is arbitrary and not based on medical science, public safety is not improved by taking such an unnecessarily narrow view of this policy.

4. Professor Thomas:

   Because of advances in technology and medical science, people no longer understand the body as something natural that you're born with and live with. Instead, we understand it much more as something that is changeable and mutable, people have all sorts of surgical interventions, medical and cosmetic. It is even possible to change your gender. This means that we now see our body as something we have a responsibility to design and make. Even something as simple as a fitness routine or a tan indicates this attitude.

5. Brenda Sprague:

   We find that with changes in medical science and reproductive technology that we are confronting situations now that we would not have anticipated 10 or 15 years ago.

References

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