Comments on: What type of scientist creates cures and vaccines for diseases? http://www.tripleemanagement.com/cures/what-type-of-scientist-creates-cures-and-vaccines-for-diseases ...natural cures Fri, 17 Dec 2010 17:37:59 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: M D http://www.tripleemanagement.com/cures/what-type-of-scientist-creates-cures-and-vaccines-for-diseases/comment-page-1#comment-795 M D Sat, 19 Dec 2009 16:36:59 +0000 http://www.tripleemanagement.com/cures/what-type-of-scientist-creates-cures-and-vaccines-for-diseases#comment-795 Well, pharmacology s the general study of pharmaceuticals. You'd study general cell biology, immune response, biochemistry, and the effect of various chemicals (drugs) on living systems, and could apply those skills to any of several fields. If you want to specialize, there are many distinct fields that are seeking "cures." Do you want to work on curing cancer? Study oncology. Do you want to work on diabetes? That's endocrinology. Parkinson's, epilepsy, and Alzheimer's? Neurology. Crohn's disease and colitis? Gastroenterology. Do you want to work on infectious disease? That's microbiology and virology. Allergies? Specialize in immunology. There are MANY different fields of study in the biomedical sciences that are searching actively for cures for various diseases. The only question is... what do YOU want to study?<br><b>References : </b><br>I'm a biologist who has worked in a cancer research lab (that's oncology), and currently works in a research hospital. Well, pharmacology s the general study of pharmaceuticals. You’d study general cell biology, immune response, biochemistry, and the effect of various chemicals (drugs) on living systems, and could apply those skills to any of several fields.

If you want to specialize, there are many distinct fields that are seeking "cures."

Do you want to work on curing cancer? Study oncology.

Do you want to work on diabetes? That’s endocrinology.

Parkinson’s, epilepsy, and Alzheimer’s? Neurology.

Crohn’s disease and colitis? Gastroenterology.

Do you want to work on infectious disease? That’s microbiology and virology.

Allergies? Specialize in immunology.

There are MANY different fields of study in the biomedical sciences that are searching actively for cures for various diseases. The only question is… what do YOU want to study?
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I’m a biologist who has worked in a cancer research lab (that’s oncology), and currently works in a research hospital.

]]> By: Phil D http://www.tripleemanagement.com/cures/what-type-of-scientist-creates-cures-and-vaccines-for-diseases/comment-page-1#comment-794 Phil D Sat, 19 Dec 2009 16:20:59 +0000 http://www.tripleemanagement.com/cures/what-type-of-scientist-creates-cures-and-vaccines-for-diseases#comment-794 Generally, people in immunology often look at the interface of disease and the body and are often responsible for the development of vaccines and drug design.<br><b>References : </b><br>In grad school studying immunology and virology Generally, people in immunology often look at the interface of disease and the body and are often responsible for the development of vaccines and drug design.
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In grad school studying immunology and virology

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