I feel like I'm at a crossroads. I want to go into neuroscience for research, but I also want to go into epidemiology. I know at the roots the two are similar, but there comes a time when I have to choose. I have a profound interest in both and both fields are only going to have an increase in demand. I need your thoughts as to what would be the better path to pursue
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about 6 years ago
I'd vote for neuroscience because it's interesting and deep (at least according to me)
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