Public health policy directly influences **political stability** by addressing citizens' needs and fostering societal well-being. Effective health policies can reduce disparities, enhance social cohesion, and build trust in government institutions. Conversely, inadequate health systems can lead to public discontent and unrest, challenging political authority. During crises, such as pandemics, health policy becomes increasingly crucial, with governments facing scrutiny over their responses. By prioritizing public health, policymakers can enhance resilience and maintain stability, addressing both immediate needs and long-term societal goals.