noun
- the application of biological and physiological principles to clinical medicine
- the branch of medical science that applies biological and other natural-science principles to clinical practice
Usage: medical field
Usage: academic discipline
Examples
- She earned her PhD in biomedicine from Harvard University.
- Advances in biomedicine have led to new treatments for cancer.
- The biomedicine program combines biology, chemistry, and medical studies.
- Researchers in biomedicine study how diseases affect the human body.
- Modern biomedicine relies heavily on molecular biology techniques.
- The university’s biomedicine department focuses on translational research.