ADVANCES IN BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES, HUMAN HEALTH, AND PUBLIC HEALTH

Biomedical sciences have undergone substantial advances in recentdecades, driven by progress in molecular biology, immunology, neuroscience, clinical medicine, and public health. These developments have expanded our understanding of human diseases, their underlying biological mechanisms, and the complex interactions between environmental, physiological, immunological, and social determinants of health. The present volume, Advances in Biomedical Sciences, Human Health, and Public Health, brings together scientific studies addressing important contemporary challenges in human health. By integrating knowledge from different biomedical disciplines, this work seeks to contribute to a broader understanding of disease processes, clinical implications, preventive presents a collection of scientific chapters exploring interconnected aspects of human health and disease. Particular attention is given to biological mechanisms, pathological processes, scientific evidence, and their implications for clinical practice and public health. The interdisciplinary nature of these investigations emphasizes the importance of combining fundamental research with epidemiological observations and evidence-based approaches.