Intermediate Physics for Medicine and Biology

An excellent book dedicated to how physics could be applied to solve related problems in biomedical science and engineering. I strongly recommend this book to anyone who wish to pursue reasearch in this challenging field!

From its very first editions, this book has been the gold standard for clear exposition of the most important physics needed to understand medicine, biology, and medical technology. Each edition has kept the material up to date and extended the book's breathtaking reach, for example, adding a chapter on ultrasound. A physics textbook is only as good as the problems it offers, and this edition has many more than before. Many of the problems are directly relevant to medicine or biomedical research--a tremendous resource. Many books show signs that the author's main interest and expertise lies in either medicine or in physics; astonishingly, this one is authoritative across the whole spectrum.