My Initial Ideas

16/09/25

My Initial Ideas


 After creating a mind map to explore my ideas and interest for EPQ, I have wrote up some topic title for possible EPQ topics.

Initial Ideas

  • - Mental health of emergency room doctors, burnout, depression due to faults in the funding of the healthcare system? 

 

  • - How chemicals react with the brain antidepressants, antipsychotics, anxiety, and ADHD meds and in-depth research on how and potential side effects? 

 

  • - The progression of plastic surgery from the world wars and facial reconstruction to latest beauty trends and secret scandals? 

 

  • - A history of medicine and how it has become vital to power the way for modern medicine? 

 

  • - AI in medicine, robots doing surgery the takeover of electronics in doctors' life? 

 

  • - The gap in women's healthcare, misdiagnoses, lack of support and research in women's health? 

 

  • - The review of the Hippocratic oath with modern ethics and times it has been broken 

 

  • - Why have some medical professionals sworn to “Do no harm” become serial killers? Surgeon or serial killer? 

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