⚕️ Introduction

Overview of public health, focusing on preventing disease, prolonging life, and promoting health through organized efforts. It’s the science of keeping communities healthy and thriving.

🗺️ Demography & epidemiology

Study of population dynamics and the distribution of diseases to inform public health strategies. It’s like mapping out health trends to tackle issues effectively.

🦠 Communicable diseases

Diseases that can be transmitted from person to person, requiring strategies for prevention, control, and treatment. These are the illnesses that spread, needing vigilant public health measures.

🫀 Chronic diseases

Long-lasting diseases like heart disease and diabetes that require ongoing management and prevention strategies. These are the persistent health challenges that need long-term care and attention.

🧬 Lifestyle & genetics

The interplay between lifestyle choices and genetic factors in determining health outcomes. It’s about understanding how your habits and genes shape your health.

🧀 Food safety

Ensuring that food is safe to eat, from production to consumption, to prevent foodborne illnesses. It’s the practice of keeping your meals free from harmful contaminants.

🌳 Environment

The impact of environmental factors on health, including air and water quality, and exposure to toxins. It’s about creating a healthy environment to support overall well-being.

🥼 Management

Organising and coordinating public health services and policies to effectively address health issues. It’s the leadership and strategy behind successful public health initiatives.

📼 Video playlist

📝 Diagrams