What is the impact of biotechnology in medicine?

Research in medical biotechnology has led to increased knowledge of the disease, acceleration of the treatment process, and improved pharmacotherapy for infectious diseases. The pharmacist has a great role in Biotechnology. He can be involved in all aspects of Biotechnology drug use processes, which are Drug distribution, Patient and Physician education, clinical monitoring, Research, and social and ethical policy-making decisions.

In human health care, biotechnology products include quicker and more accurate diagnostic tests, therapies with fewer side effects, and new and safer vaccines. We can now detect many diseases and medical conditions more quickly and with greater accuracy because of new, biotechnology-based diagnostic tools. In medicine, modern biotechnology provides significant applications in such areas as pharmacogenomics, genetic testing (and prenatal diagnosis), and gene therapy. These applications use our knowledge of biology to improve our health and our lives.

Biotechnology is particularly important in the field of medicine, where it facilitates the production of therapeutic proteins and other drugs. Synthetic insulin and synthetic growth hormone and diagnostic tests to detect various diseases are just some examples of how biotechnology is impacting medicine. Biotechnology contributes much to the growing public and global health needs. It has revolutionized mankind since its existence. It provides effective diagnostics, prevention, and treatment measures including the production of novel drugs and recombinant vaccines.