Name: Anthony-Ubani Maranna Chimere
Course: 6th Course, Medicine
Group: 5 Dozen
WHY IS BIOCLINICAL MEDICINE IMPORTANT
My long-term goal is to become a bioclinical scientist. Bioclinical scientists operate at all stages
of health science research, from basic science using non-traditional methods to human clinical
trials testing the most cutting-edge advances to improve human quality of life. I'm interested in
learning more about uncommon diseases. Many rare diseases impact only a small percentage of
the population and, for this reason, go unrecognized. Unfortunately, this is mainly due to the fact
that therapeutic medicines for rare disorders have a significantly smaller market than therapies
for common ailments.
Traditional medicine is used by up to 80% of the population in several Asian and African nations
for health care. Ayurveda, siddha medicine, ancient Iranian medicine, Chinese medicine, Korean
and African traditional medicine, and core disciplines that study traditional medicine are
examples of traditional medicine practices. It is growing increasingly popular as developments in
analysis and quality control, as well as advances in clinical research, demonstrate the
significance of bioclinical medicine in improving and curing diseases.
There is an enormous need for research focus to finally improve clinical outcomes in patients
with rare diseases because many have a lifelong chronic prognosis, are inherited, and are not
changeable by lifestyle variables, and are frequently underserved.