The primary goal of bioethics is to evaluate the ethical implications of biological research and applications, particularly concerning human health and the environment. Bioethics seeks to address complex issues such as genetic engineering, medical decisions, and the equitable access to healthcare. By fostering a dialogue among scientists, ethicists, policymakers, and the public, bioethics aims to promote responsible conduct in research and healthcare practices, ensuring that advancements benefit society while upholding moral values and human rights.