The field of medicine is built upon the discipline of anatomy, which studies the various parts of the human body and how they interact. Subjects of study include human histology, human embryology, neuromuscular anatomy, dissection, radiologic anatomy, and others. Courses in anatomy (study of the human skeleton, nervous system, and vital organs) are foundational to most degrees in medicine. A degree in this field can lead to a career in teaching, research, or publication. The subjects of study include gross anatomy, bone biology, developmental anatomy, neuro-anatomy, and histology.
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You'll find the top colleges with anatomy and physiology majors and programs, sorted by state and city below.
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Lansdale School of Business - AnatomyNorth Wales, Pennsylvania
