Biopolitics influences governance by examining the relationship between political power and human life. It involves regulating populations through health, education, and social policies, emphasizing the management of human behavior and wellness. In biopolitical frameworks, states often prioritize the well-being of citizens as a means of exerting control. This governance approach raises ethical questions regarding individual autonomy and collective responsibility. Policymaking influenced by biopolitics may aim to optimize public health, societal productivity, and economic growth, yet it also poses challenges related to privacy, surveillance, and the potential marginalization of those deemed unproductive.