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Public Health Risks

Meaning

Public Health Risks, within the domain of hormonal health and wellness, refers to the collective potential for widespread harm or adverse outcomes across a population arising from unregulated practices, the distribution of counterfeit or contaminated hormone compounds, or the inappropriate promotion of unproven therapies. These risks encompass the systemic spread of infectious diseases from non-sterile injection practices, the population-level impact of endocrine-disrupting chemicals, and the cumulative burden of adverse events resulting from non-clinical, high-dose hormonal misuse. Addressing these risks is the responsibility of regulatory bodies and public health agencies to safeguard the collective well-being and maintain the integrity of clinical practice standards.