After the industrial revolution of the 18th century in Europe and America, there was rapid industrial and economic growth in the 19th century, which in turn brought about various scientific discoveries and various inventions, thereby creating more advancements in the identification of diseases and the development of ways of treatment and cure, this is where modern medicine began. After the industrial revolution, there were more industries, which in turn created a lot of work-related illness and poor hygiene. Additionally, as cities began to expand, communicable diseases began to increase, with cases like typhoid and cholera becoming epidemics. Moreover, due to the changes that have occurred, more and more people have become more aware, and since the advent of democracy, the demand for health care has increased. There were also wars that caused injuries that needed to be treated. Modern medicine evolves to solve the problems of society at any given time and various advancements in this mode of healthcare have taken place over the years. Modern medicine has been found to have a positive influence on society today for various reasons. Its goal is to ensure good health for citizens and modern medicine is experimental and capable of advanced diagnosis. Likewise, modern medicine has an effect on the social and economic state of modern society. Modern medicine is considered the science of treating, diagnosing or even preventing diseases using sophisticated and improved technology. This mode of treatment involves various methods, such as diet, exercise, drug treatment or even surgery. The main role of modern medicine is to ensure the full health of citizens. Due to the society we live in, there are a lot of... middle of paper ... so rather than losing the workforce, there are now more people available to work efficiently and to a longer because they are healthier, therefore, people aging in the labor market can still be active. The use of modern medicine has significantly improved the economic sector of most countries using this technology. Although everything this world has to offer has its drawbacks, modern medicine is not up to the task, but the fact is that it has many advantages. accompanying this therapeutic journey for the whole society, from each individual to the economic state of modern society, modern medicine leaves its mark in a positive way. By identifying and preventing diseases, modern medicine has dramatically improved lives, improved the economy, and diagnosed underlying illnesses in modern society..