In today’s ever-changing healthcare landscape, understanding public health and preventive medicine isn’t just valuable—it’s essential. Whether you're preparing for an exam, advancing your professional knowledge, or beginning your journey into the field, this study guide provides the clarity, structure, and focus you need to succeed. Public Health and Preventive Medicine Study Guide (2025–2026) offers a comprehensive yet accessible review of critical concepts, distilled from expert insight and real-world experience. With concise summaries, high-yield explanations, and exam-relevant frameworks, this book is designed to help you grasp key principles without the overwhelm of dense academic texts. Inside you'll find: Clearly organized chapters covering essential public health domains - Simplified explanations of epidemiology, biostatistics, health promotion, environmental health, and more - Key concepts and takeaways highlighted for fast recall - Study strategies designed to boost retention and exam performance - A clean, user-friendly layout ideal for both quick review and deep study This guide was created with one goal in mind: to empower future health professionals, students, and test-takers with the tools they need to understand and apply the science of prevention and population health—confidently and effectively. Pair this book with the companion Practice Questions edition for a complete learning system. Disclaimer This book is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any official public health certification or examination body. It is an independent publication based on professional experience and educational interpretation, intended to serve as a supplementary study resource.