• Health is not just the absence of illness; it’s the presence of equity, education, and empowerment. Public health must be a voice for those who need it most.

  • Empathy is the bridge that connects understanding to action. It allows us to truly see others, not just through their words but through their emotions, struggles, and joys. It’s the foundation of meaningful relationships and compassionate leadership, fostering connection in a world that often feels divided.

  • Knowledge is empowerment. When people are informed about the risks to their health and environment, they gain the power to protect themselves and advocate for change.

  • Access to knowledge is access to justice. Public health thrives when everyone, regardless of their background, has the information they need to make informed decisions.

  • The list of unknowns seems endless.

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Macroeconomic Objectives for Public Health: Who Supports Them and Why?

Macroeconomic objectives like low unemployment, stable inflation, and economic growth directly impact public health policies. Discover which political parties agree or disagree with these objectives and why.

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