Health Regulations

Health Regulations are laws, rules, and guidelines established by governmental bodies and health organizations to govern the maintenance, promotion, and protection of public health. They encompass a wide range of areas, including food safety, environmental health, sanitation, disease control, and occupational health. These regulations are designed to prevent health hazards, ensure the safety and efficacy of medical products and services, and promote healthy practices among individuals and communities. Compliance with health regulations is essential for safeguarding public health and is enforced through inspections, licensing, and penalties for non-compliance.