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Medicine and Health is the study of the human body and the treatment and prevention of injury and disease. It also encompasses areas of specialisation such as optometry, sports science, safety science and health administration.

Related Specialisations
 
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Anatomy (Postgraduate)
Anatomy (Research)
Anatomy (Undergraduate)
Health and Exercise Science (Undergraduate)
Health and Sports Science (Research)
Medical Science (Undergraduate)
Medicine (Research)
Medicine (Undergraduate)
Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Postgraduate)
Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Research)
Obstetrics and Gynaecology (Undergraduate)
Optometry (Postgraduate)
Optometry (Research)
Optometry (Undergraduate)
Paediatrics (Postgraduate)
Paediatrics (Research)
Paediatrics (Undergraduate)
Pathology (Postgraduate)
Pathology (Research)
Pathology (Undergraduate)
Philosophy (Postgraduate)
Philosophy (Research)
Philosophy (Undergraduate)
Physiology and Pharmacology (Postgraduate)
Physiology and Pharmacology (Research)
Physiology and Pharmacology (Undergraduate)
Prosthetics and Orthotics (Undergraduate)
Psychiatry (Research)
Psychology (Postgraduate)
Psychology (Research)
Psychology (Undergraduate)
Public Health and Community Medicine (Postgraduate)
Public Health and Community Medicine (Research)
Safety Science (Postgraduate)
Safety Science (Research)
Safety Science (Undergraduate)
 

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