Abstract

Biohazardous materials pose significant risks to human health and the environment. This article provides an overview of Biohazardous materials, including infectious agents, toxins, and biological substances, and emphasizes the importance of safety protocols and regulations to mitigate these risks. The nature of biohazardous materials, associated risks, and the need for proper handling, containment, and disposal are discussed. Ensuring safety and compliance through the implementation of appropriate measures, such as biosafety protocols and personal protective equipment, is crucial. Effective biohazardous waste management practices are highlighted to prevent the spread of pathogens and protect public health. Research and technological advancements further contribute to improved safety measures and enhance our understanding of biohazardous agents. By prioritizing safety and adhering to best practices, individuals, communities, and the ecosystem can be safeguarded from the potential harm posed by biohazardous materials.