Public health policy often intersects with political ideologies as different political beliefs shape the approach to health care, funding, and disease management. For instance, more liberal ideologies may advocate for universal health care and increased government intervention, believing that health care is a human right. In contrast, conservative ideologies may prioritize individual responsibility and market-based solutions. These ideological differences can lead to varying public health priorities and the allocation of resources, ultimately affecting population health outcomes and the effectiveness of health systems.