Public Health refers to the science and practice of protecting and improving the health of communities and populations through education, policy development, and research for disease and injury prevention. It encompasses a wide range of activities aimed at promoting health and well-being, including monitoring health status, investigating health problems, and implementing programs to address health issues. Public health efforts focus on preventing health issues before they occur and addressing social determinants of health to reduce health disparities. It involves collaboration among various sectors, including healthcare, government, and non-profit organizations, to promote health equity and access to essential health services.
As humans continue to make our planet warmer, more polluted, and less hospitable to various species, we are inadvertently contributing to the spread of infectious diseases. The consequences of our…
The consequences of climate change extend far beyond rising temperatures and changing weather patterns. One of the most vulnerable groups affected by these changes is children. As we celebrate Earth…