Abstract

The synergy between biomedicine and psychology has reshaped our approach to healthcare by highlighting the interconnectedness of biological and psychological aspects of health and well-being. Biomedicine's focus on the biological underpinnings of diseases has informed the treatment of mental health conditions, allowing for more targeted interventions. Simultaneously, psychology has emphasized the role of psychological factors in biomedical outcomes, leading to holistic and integrated care models. This collaboration has also given rise to psychoneuroimmunology, revealing how emotions and stress can influence the immune response. The emerging field of personalized medicine and psychology is tailoring interventions based on individual genetic and psychological profiles. This article underscores the transformative potential of the interplay between biomedicine and psychology in enhancing healthcare outcomes and patient-centered care.