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Developments in medical technology make it possible to
use less energy to power hospitals.
monitor and control population growth.
prevent pests from destroying food crops.
detect and treat a wide variety of illnesses.
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B and D.
- Monitor and control population growth: yes — medical and public-health technologies (contraceptives, sterilization, family-planning services, reproductive health care, surveillance) enable monitoring and managing fertility and population trends.
- Detect and treat a wide variety of illnesses: yes — diagnostics, imaging, vaccines, antibiotics, surgical techniques, and many other medical advances directly do this.
A (use less energy to power hospitals) is primarily an energy/engineering improvement (though some medical devices are more efficient, that’s not the main purpose of medical technology).
C (prevent pests from destroying food crops) is mainly agricultural/biotech and pest-management technology, not strictly medical technology.
- Monitor and control population growth: yes — medical and public-health technologies (contraceptives, sterilization, family-planning services, reproductive health care, surveillance) enable monitoring and managing fertility and population trends.
- Detect and treat a wide variety of illnesses: yes — diagnostics, imaging, vaccines, antibiotics, surgical techniques, and many other medical advances directly do this.
A (use less energy to power hospitals) is primarily an energy/engineering improvement (though some medical devices are more efficient, that’s not the main purpose of medical technology).
C (prevent pests from destroying food crops) is mainly agricultural/biotech and pest-management technology, not strictly medical technology.
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