Biodiversity: Is Biomedicine Necessary?

However, some people are still strongly adhering to their beliefs. Historians believe that it is "biological" or "medical" (Löwy 121). Certainly, it has many aspects that sometimes get bad, but that is a necessary evil. Historians kept the whole picture of medicine in mind and treated it as a reflection of society (Löwy 118). III. Biomedical refusal It is clear that biomedicine is necessary to survive in this age, but some national activists still have difficulty in biomedical production for several irrational reasons.

Biodiversity: Essential Biomedical I. Introduction The world has evolved. Over time, a new window of opportunity will be opened and new knowledge will be born. Unfortunately, human diseases and virus microorganisms have evolved and become more fatal than ever. In the biomedical case, data extracted from bioorganic ingredients and data extracted from living organisms is placed as the only solution to the failure of other solutions. Although floods are rampant, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes often occur. The tropical climate attracts many tourists, as this country usually has a high temperature for vacation. Not only that, the Philippines also has excellent biodiversity. Summary Population Philippines is the most populous country in Asia, ranking 12th in the world. The population as of August 2015 is 100, 98, 437 people, and it is predicted to increase to 109, 947, 900 persons in five years (Ministry of Health of the Philippines, n.d.).

People do not understand the importance of biodiversity. Biodiversity actually depends on biodiversity to survive in order to provide useful and necessary resources such as food and pharmaceutical raw materials. Furthermore, biodiversity is an important role in ecosystems. It is transportation of ecosystem services. Since ecosystems provide services such as soil conservation, the loss of biodiversity leads to a decrease in ecosystem services. Forest deforestation is one of the main causes of biodiversity. The rate of deforestation is increasing, species lose their habitats and lack food to survive. Humans hunt forests, acquire resources, and develop human activities such as agriculture and tourism. Over 50% of Asian land is used for agricultural development. Humans should find solutions to improve the loss of biodiversity and reduce ecosystem services