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Public Health Regulation

Meaning

Public Health Regulation refers to the legally enforceable rules, guidelines, and standards established by governmental or international bodies with the explicit purpose of protecting and promoting the health and overall well-being of the general population. These regulations cover a broad spectrum of critical areas, including sanitation standards, infectious disease control, food and drug safety, and environmental protection, serving as a critical infrastructure for societal health. In the context of the hormonal wellness space, it ensures the fundamental safety, purity, and quality of products and services available to consumers.