Health prevention refers to actions taken to prevent diseases, injuries, and disabilities before they occur. It encompasses a range of strategies, from promoting healthy behaviors to implementing early detection and treatment programs. The core goal is to enhance overall well-being and reduce the burden of illness on individuals and communities.

Health promotion is a public health function that aims to improve people’s health by helping them gain control over their health and well-being. It involves a variety of strategies, including: 

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