Major in whatever you enjoy. Medical schools have plenty of experience turning humanities majors into excellent physicians. I'm in biomedical engineering not because I want to go into medicine, but because I like solving practical problems creatively. If I had no creativity or hated science, there's no way I'd be in this major. Four years of slaving away at something you don't enjoy isn't worth it.
As a side note somewhat related to choosing a major, I think that for most people, college will be their last chance to take classes in their other random interests. I say that because when it comes time to pick electives, there isn't an overwhelmingly compelling reason to pick an advanced biology course over something you've always been truly interested in. Virology I'm sure will come up in medical school. The influence of Shakespeare on the development of interpretive dance 🙄 probably won't.