Public Health

Public Health in aviation refers to the measures taken to ensure the safety and well-being of passengers, crew, and the general public in relation to air travel. This includes the prevention and control of communicable diseases, the management of health risks associated with air travel, and the provision of medical assistance and emergency response services. Public health in aviation also involves the development and implementation of policies and regulations to promote health and safety in the aviation industry, as well as the coordination of efforts between national and international health organizations.

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