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Public Health Policy

Public health policy encompasses various laws and regulations to ensure a population's general health and safety, thereby supporting preventive medicine strategies. The regulations and policies established and enacted by government and non-government agencies and organizations, such as the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization, and Food and Drug Administration, aim to find solutions for managing the population's health. 

Public health policies include formal legislation and community outreach efforts. Numerous sectors adopt them, including healthcare, insurance, education, agriculture, business, and more. Some common public health policies enacted in the community or society include food safety regulations, tobacco and alcohol consumption controls, and HIV prevention.

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Public Health and General Preventive Medicine
Occupational Medicine
Aerospace Medicine
Prevention Strategies
Preventive Care and Services
Global Health
Community and Population Health
Advances in Preventive Medicine
Clinical Preventive Medicine
Lifestyle Medicine
Public Health Policy
Family Medicine
Preventive Cardiology
Preventive Oncology
Preventive Dentistry
Preventive Strategies for Mental Illness
Future of Preventive Medicine
Personalized and Precision Medicine
Preventive Medicine and Diabetes
Preventive Medicine and Pediatrics
Preventive Medicines and Vaccinations
Preventive Medicine and Geriatrics
Community and Population Medicine
Preventive Medicine and Internal Medicine
Preventive Medicine and Behavioral Health
Preventive Medicine and Infectious Disease
Preventive Medicine and Sport Medicine
Preventive Medicine and Pharmaceuticals
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