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Quantum physics has significant contributions to medical physics, particularly in imaging and diagnostics, with technologies like PET and MRI scans utilizing quantum principles. These applications enhance the precision and effectiveness of medical imaging, allowing for better diagnosis and treatment planning. Ongoing research explores further advancements in quantum computing and cryptography that could improve medical technologies. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding quantum mechanics in developing innovative medical solutions. Overall, the integration of quantum physics into medical practices is a promising area of exploration.
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Attended a talk about quantum applications (computing and cryptography). Curious about how quantum theory impacts medical physics.
Hello,

I recently attended a physics event where applications of quantum theory in the modern world were presented, such as quantum computing and quantum cryptography. It made me wonder: How does quantum physics contribute to medical physics? Are there direct applications in imaging, diagnostics, or treatment that are already being used or researched?

Thank you!
 
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Uh ... have you ever heard of a PET scan? How about an MRI scan?

Did you do ANY research on your own about this? I mean, how hard can it BE?

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