Public Health Security

Public health security refers to the measures taken to protect communities from health threats, such as disease outbreaks, bioterrorism, or natural disasters. It involves preparation, prevention, and response strategies aimed at safeguarding the health of the population. This includes surveillance systems to detect health threats early, vaccination programs to prevent diseases, and coordinated emergency responses to manage crises effectively. By ensuring public health security, governments and health organizations work to minimize health risks and promote the well-being of individuals and communities.