This article discusses the sociology of health and its approach to improving various factors related to health. It explores the role of biomedicine in British society and its relevance to health and healthcare. The article also examines the social and cultural factors that influence the rise of biomedicine and its impact on the quality of healthcare. It provides insights into the different sociological approaches to health and illness, such as the functionalist approach, conflict approach, and symbolic interactionist approach. The article concludes by highlighting the importance of good health and effective medical care for society.