The correlation between education and health outcomes is significant. Higher education levels often lead to better health literacy, enabling individuals to make informed health choices. Educated populations tend to have access to better healthcare resources and lower rates of chronic diseases. Additionally, education fosters skills and knowledge that promote healthier lifestyles. Conversely, poor health can impede educational attainment, creating a cycle of disadvantage. Therefore, improving education can directly contribute to better public health outcomes, enhancing overall societal well-being.