Political ideologies manifest in public health policies through the values and beliefs underlying health care systems. For example, a liberal ideology may advocate for universal healthcare and government intervention to ensure equitable access to services. In contrast, a conservative approach might prioritize individual responsibility and market-based solutions. The ideological framework influences funding decisions, the prioritization of public health issues, and responses to health crises. Additionally, political ideologies impact how health information is communicated and perceived within society, affecting collective behavior in issues like vaccination and health education. Ultimately, these policies reflect broader societal aspirations and government philosophy.