#Health Sciences

Meet Bailey 👋 He’s sharing what it’s really like studying a Bachelor of Health Sciences at UQ — from his favourite subjects to global placement experiences 🌏 One degree that can take you in so many directions in health — from medicine to allied health and beyond ♥️ #UQHealth #HealthSciences #UQLife #FutureInHealth #StudyUQ #UQ #StudyHealth

A sneak peek behind the curtains of healthcare. The work done behind over 80% of patient diagnosis! This is the world of Biomedical Scientist 👩🏻‍🔬✨ #womeninstem #womeninscience #biomedicalscientist #biomedicalscience #medicaltechnology #immunology #medicaltechnologist #healthcarescience #clinicalscientist #medicallaboratoryscience

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Imagine if your medicine was actually alive 😮🧫 been learning about this topic in class and hearing about it lately. Took a quick noodle break from the bench to process how cool the future of biology is! Join me as I break down how these drugs work. #studentlife #uni #college #biotech #stem

Healthcare & health sciences… made simple. 🫀🧪 #healthcare #healthcarestudent #healthsciences #nursingstudent #premedstudent

Biomedical Science is the Science behind medicine! Without biomedical science, patients wouldn't get their diagnosis or treatment, and there wouldn't be the strides being made in medical research 🥼 There's so many different roles in biomedical sciences, and a variety of routes into the study area. I'd really recommend it to anyone who loves science, helping people, variety and seeing interesting medical cases Any questions about biomedical sciences or topics you'd like me to cover? Put them in the comments below 👇 ... #BiomedicalScienceStudent #BiomedicalScience #Science #Scientist #SciComm #ScienceCommunication #Stem #StemEducation #Steminist #WomanInStem #WomenInScience #ScienceWomen #WomenTransformingScience #Pathology #NHS #ScienceStudent

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Which one surprised you? Comment your thoughts👇 When it comes to healthcare, there are many myths and misconceptions that can lead to confusion and misinformation. In this myth buster reel, we’ll separate fact from fiction and explore some common medical myths. #medicalmyth #mythbuster #healthcareforall #medicaldoctor

These health trends can seem tempting - but as a doctor working in cancer research, these are the 3 I’d avoid! Remember when it comes to health, simplicity & consistency are key 🔑

Is a public health degree still worth it? Short answer: Yes—but only if you know how to leverage it. Too many people earn public health degrees thinking the job will automatically follow. That’s not how this field works. A general public health degree won’t unlock every role. You have to be strategic: • Know what area of public health you want to work in • Build experience aligned with that niche • Tailor your resume for the roles you actually want—not just “public health jobs” Specialization matters. And while the field feels uncertain right now, one thing is still true: public health is not optional. When systems are stretched, underfunded, or broken, they don’t eliminate public health—they scramble to hire it back. We saw it during COVID: Resources were cut. People were let go. Then organizations had to bring in contractors, consultants, and specialists—fast and at scale. That cycle will happen again. For those positioning themselves now—building skills, pivoting strategically, expanding beyond traditional roles—this moment isn’t a dead end. It’s preparation. Public health skills are already being used every day in: • Biopharma • Tech • Social Impact • Consulting You just have to know how to translate them. That’s exactly what we teach inside @the_publichealthclub from career pivots to consulting and beyond. If you’re in public health and feeling unsure, don’t panic. Your degree still matters. Your skills are still needed. The key is learning how to leverage them. 👇🏽 Is your public health degree working for you right now?

Your health deserves the spotlight this year! 🌟 To kick off, I’ll be sharing #AtoZHealthEducation. We are diving into everything you need to know to stay informed and healthy in 2025 & beyond. Share this video & Tag a friend who needs to lock in! Don’t miss out—hit that follow button so you’re ready when Day 1 drops tomorrow. Can you guess what ‘A’ stands for? 😉✨ #DrOnyii Videography: @m.akinjobi 🐐 © 2025 Dr. Onyii Azode. This is original content. Do not copy or reproduce without permission. #HealthTips2025 #StayHealthy #HealthAwareness #WellnessJourney #HealthyLivingTips #HealthIsWealth #YourHealthMatters #EducationalContent #HealthAndWellness

It is shocking to realize how often the most important part of the body’s natural defense system is overlooked. The cell responsible for destroying harmful growths is rarely discussed, even though it plays a major role in how the body fights for its own survival. Many people are surprised to hear that almost every oncologist will openly say they do not focus on this critical part of the immune system. It raises questions about how modern medicine chooses its priorities and what information patients are encouraged to understand. If you doubt it, try reaching out to random oncologists and asking directly. The responses often reveal a gap between what the body is capable of naturally and what the system emphasizes in treatment. It makes people wonder how much knowledge remains unused. The conversation highlights a deeper issue. When essential natural mechanisms are ignored, people miss out on understanding how their own biology works. Awareness matters because learning how the body protects itself can change how people view health, healing and long term wellness.