Biosocial Studies

Therefore, from the Societies we want to contribute to strengthen this discipline and its research. When we think of biosocial research, we automatically think of medicine. However, the relationship between genetics and society, epigenetics, social evolution, the environment and the social, care, biomedicine, etc. can also be present in this field of study. In short, the biosocial study is a diverse and plural set of approaches of great interest and relevance for today's world. In this Topic, we want to bring together the best of international biosocial research. Thus, we hope to present the work of social scientists interested in and concerned with the environment, health, disease, biology, disability, aging, climate, and energies as they relate to society. All these approaches also require a broad methodological perspective, so the issue is open to theoretical and empirical (quantitative and qualitative) papers. We believe that studies of a conceptual nature with future hypotheses would also be of great interest. This issue aims to advance biosocial studies from a broad and diversified approach. The biosocial study helps us to better understand the surrounding reality. This is evident if we consider, for a moment, the numerous studies on SARS-CoV-2, or the possibilities that social sciences offer to biomedicine or the science of care. On the other hand, we would like this issue to help biologists understand that the social sciences can help and complement their research. All in all, this is an exciting and thought-provoking topic.