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Neuropsychologist Belief

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As an aspiring Neuropsychologist, I hope to one day be part of the new neuroscience and psychological innovations. I hope that with the new striving technology innovation I hope to one day envision a future in which the medicine field will have great advances. Great advances that will be able to identify every nerve and neuron in the brain with a single laser scan. I also hope to see the medicine field find a cure to cancer and other diseases that we yet have to find a cure to. Advances like gene therapy could cure or lessen the pain of many diseases. Technology that with a single touch of a finger could determine what is causing a pain. Maybe with this great technological advances we will produce an app between patient and doctor that would

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