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The Biomedical Society

At Amman Baccalaureate School

In 2024, I co-founded the Biomedical Society at our school, which serves as a platform for those interested in exploring the intersection of biology, medicine, and healthcare.

 

Our mission was to foster curiosity, promote learning, and encourage collaboration among students eager to dive into the latest advancements in medical science.

 

Through guest speaker events, interactive discussions, and research projects, we provide opportunities to explore topics ranging from human physiology and neuroscience to cutting-edge medical technologies and bioethics. The society also aims to inspire and support students aspiring to pursue careers in healthcare or biomedical research, creating a vibrant community of future scientists and medical professionals.

Society Highlights and Engaging Learning Activities:

Weekly Topics of Discussion:

  • The Ethics of Genetic Engineering: Examining the implications of CRISPR and gene editing technologies.

  • The Future of Vaccination: Discussing the impact of vaccines on public health and the rise of vaccine hesitancy.

  • Mental Health Awareness: Exploring the importance of mental health in schools and communities, and strategies to promote well-being.

  • Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Debating the role of AI in diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient care.

  • Global Health Challenges: Investigating issues like infectious diseases, access to healthcare, and the effects of climate change on health.

  • Ethics of Animal Testing: Debating the necessity and ethical considerations of using animals in biomedical research.

  • Nutrition and Chronic Disease: Exploring the connection between diet, lifestyle choices, and the prevalence of chronic illnesses.

  • Advancements in Medical Technology: Analyzing the impact of emerging technologies such as telemedicine and wearable health devices.

  • The Role of Biomedical Scientists: Understanding the significance of biomedical scientists in healthcare and research.

  • Equity in Healthcare: Discussing disparities in healthcare access and outcomes among different populations.

  • Stem Cell Research: Debating the potential and ethical considerations surrounding stem cell research and therapies.

Details:

Who?         Open to students from grades 7-11 ​(40 students currently enrolled)

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Where?       Amman Baccalaureate School, IB College, Lab 1

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When?        Every Monday 8:00-9:00​

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