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12. The Role of Education in Health Literacy

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Health literacy enables individuals to understand, evaluate, and act on health information. During the pandemic, misinformation spread rapidly—highlighting the need for accessible, accurate education. Health literacy isn't just about understanding jargon; it’s about critical thinking, evaluating sources, and making informed choices. Schools, workplaces, media, and governments all play a role in shaping this understanding. In a post-pandemic world, improving health literacy means empowering people to protect themselves and others. It’s the difference between confusion and confidence, panic and preparedness. A well-informed public is a safer, healthier one.

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