biomedicine
/ˌbaɪ.oʊˈmed.ɪ.sɪn/
Definition
The field of study and industry that applies biological and physiological principles to clinical medical practice, often involving advanced research and technology.
Etymology
The word is a hybrid combination of the Greek prefix 'bio-' (life) and the Latin-derived 'medicine.' It entered modern usage as science and technology became increasingly integrated into the practice of healthcare and medical research.
In the news
The article mentions biomedicine as one of the key professional sectors being supported by state-funded Career and Technical Education (CTE) initiatives in Pennsylvania. This highlights the state's investment in preparing students for high-growth, modern healthcare-related careers.
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