Public Health and Communicable Diseases Control - Report on Diseases

This report delves into the critical intersection of public health and communicable diseases, emphasizing the role of education in influencing health outcomes. It examines how public awareness and education initiatives can improve the health of the population. The report highlights the importance of health education in reducing mortality rates, especially among children, and explores the link between educational attainment, employment, and income, and their impact on overall well-being. Furthermore, the report discusses the various benefits of education, including social and psychological resources, and how schools can foster healthier environments. The report references studies from McKenzie, Neiger, and Thackeray (2009), and Donatelle (2009), providing a comprehensive overview of the subject and suggesting the importance of public health education and disease control.

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Introduction
Education and health are very critical in human development. Therefore, the public plays
a vital part in ensuring that education is across the community. They have therefore to ensure
that the economy is good to ensure equitable distribution. The population should enhance
comprehension of health and education on how it can offer assistance to distinguish where
mediation should be. The most appropriate method in improving both individual and populace
health is through public meetings.
A group of global agency conducted a research and demonstrated that those with lower
levels of training in health would probably die at a youthful age and would increase risks of poor
health in people’s well-being. Broad examine has been directed to comprehend better the variety
of routes in which instruction influences well-being. The primary segment in this section exhibits
a few discoveries from the writing on the wellbeing results related to education. Most of the
problems are seen to affect the mortality, where children die at a very tender age McKenzie,
Neiger, Thackeray, (2009)
Conclusion
This is obvious as instructive fulfillment emphatically influences resulting work
possibilities and profit potential. In the second area, interfaces between instruction, business, and
pay and their effect on well-being are considered. The wellbeing effects of a few different
advantages of training including social and mental assets are moreover investigated. The last area
in this part outlines how schools can advance more advantageous situations for both immediate
and long-haul wellbeing change Donatelle (2009).

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References
McKenzie, J., Neiger, B., Thackeray, R. (2009). Health education can also Boone seen as
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Implementing, & Evaluating Health Promotion Programs. (pp. 3-4). 5th edition. San Francisco,
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Donatelle, R. (2009). Promoting Healthy Behavior Change. Health: The basics. (pp. 4). 8th
edition. San Francisco, CA: Pearson Education, Inc.