Biology and Human Welfare

What Will You Learn?

• As a NEET aspirant, studying Biology and Human Welfare will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of various aspects of human health, disease, and welfare. You will learn about pathogens causing human diseases such as malaria, filariasis, ascariasis, typhoid, pneumonia, common cold, amoebiasis, and ringworm. The course covers the introduction, causative agent, transmission, symptoms, prevention, and control of these diseases.
• Additionally, you will learn about the basic concepts of immunology and vaccines, including the immune system, immune response, types of immunity, types of vaccines, vaccination schedule, benefits, and risks. The course also covers cancer, HIV, and AIDS, including types of cancer, causes, risk factors, prevention, and treatment, as well as HIV and AIDS causative agents, transmission, symptoms, prevention, and control, and treatment.
• In addition to health and disease, the course also covers adolescence, drug and alcohol abuse, and improvement in food production. You will learn about the physical and psychological changes that occur during adolescence, as well as the challenges and issues that adolescents face. The course also covers drug and alcohol abuse, including the types of drugs, effects on health and society, prevention, and rehabilitation.
• Improvement in food production is another critical topic covered in this course. You will learn about plant breeding, tissue culture, single-cell protein, biofortification, apiculture, animal husbandry, and their methods, applications, and benefits.
• Lastly, the course covers microbes in human welfare, including household food processing, industrial production, sewage treatment, energy generation, biocontrol agents, and biofertilizers. You will learn about the role of microbes in these areas, their applications, and benefits.
• Overall, studying Biology and Human Welfare from a NEET point of view will provide you with a broad knowledge base on human health, disease, and welfare. This knowledge will be essential for anyone interested in pursuing a career in medicine, public health, or related fields.