Biotechnological Innovation and Sustainable Developmental Goals

This reference book examines the role of biotechnological innovations in achieving global health targets, addressing disease burdens, and fostering a sustainable healthcare ecosystem for promoting good health and well-being. It covers a wide range of topics including the evolution of healthcare technologies, epidemiological approaches in predictive medicine, management of diseases across different organs, emerging technologies in drug development, design, and delivery systems, vaccination strategies, technologies for tackling pandemics, and biotechnological applications in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. Further, the book discusses different biotechnological advances in geriatric medicine and innovative approaches and therapies for age-related diseases. It also explores the intersection of biotechnology with maternal and child health and emphasizes the One Health approach in preventing and controlling zoonotic diseases. This book is intended for researchers, academics, and professionals in the field of biotechnology, healthcare, and public health. Key feature 1) Discusses the potential of biotechnological innovations in achieving sustainable development goals towards good health and well-being 2) Provides in-depth analysis of the latest biotechnological innovations in pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, medical devices, regenerative medicine, and personalized medicine 3) Examines the role of biotechnology in addressing major global health challenges, such as infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases, and maternal and child health 4) Reviews biotechnological advances in geriatric medicine, age-related diseases, longevity, anti-aging biotechnologies, and innovative drug delivery systems 5) Presents vast potential of biotechnological applications in regenerative medicine and tissue engineering 6) Assess ethical, legal, and social implications of biotechnological advancements in healthcare and their impact on individuals, societies, and sustainable development.