Radiation Oncology

EngineerHead
Fri, 23 Jul 2010 14:10:17 +0000

jasonInNy: Not all mutations are bad. Not all mutations cause cancer.

Rebut:

iTransfer: If the gene that the mutation effects is one that regulates the cell cycle and gives the cell the ability to prevent apoptosis (death of the cell) or proliferate quickier then that cell will become cancerous.





As for anesthesiology, I don’t think its prospects are ugly, long-term. Big name urban hospitals will always want “legitimate” anesthetists - aka people with an MD degree - delivering the anesthetics. After all, that is pretty much the primary reason why anesthesiology was formed (CRNAs have been here long before anesthesiologists).