Why is biology important for human welfare?

Biology plays a crucial role in human well-being by:

Medical Advancements: Vaccines, antibiotics, and genetic research help treat diseases.

Food Security: Agricultural biology improves crop yields and pest resistance.

Environmental Protection: Understanding ecosystems helps combat climate change.

Public Health: Awareness of hygiene, nutrition, and disease prevention enhances life quality.

Economic Growth: Biotechnology, fisheries, and livestock farming contribute to national income.

Biology directly impacts health, economy, and environmental sustainability.

 

 

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