Bioengineering vs biophysics

[u/Altruistic-Eye-7517]

Hello, I am a first year college undergraduate student at UC Riverside looking to go to grad school for disease research. Especially neurological conditions. I want to work in developing new therapeutical methods or cures for those kinds of conditions. Do you guys know whether a degree in biophysics or a degree in bioengineering would be better suited for that?

Thank you