Biomedical diagnostics refers to the techniques and tools used to identify diseases and health conditions in patients. This field combines biology and medicine to analyze samples such as blood, urine, or tissue. The goal is to provide accurate information that helps healthcare professionals make informed decisions about treatment and patient care. Common methods in biomedical diagnostics include blood tests, imaging techniques like X-rays and MRI, and genetic testing. These tools can detect infections, monitor chronic diseases, and assess overall health. Advances in technology continue to improve the speed and accuracy of these diagnostic methods, enhancing patient outcomes.