Public health policies are vital for political stability as they ensure the well-being of the population and reduce the burden on healthcare systems. Effective policies promote social equity and trust in government, which can prevent unrest and maintain order. When governments address health crises efficiently, they strengthen their legitimacy and foster citizen support. Conversely, inadequate health responses can lead to discontent, further destabilizing political systems. Thus, robust public health frameworks support not only individual well-being but also the broader socio-political landscape.