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Media plays a pivotal role in health communication by serving as a primary channel for disseminating information, shaping public perceptions, and influencing health behaviors. Through various platforms such as television, radio, print, online news, and social media, media outlets convey critical health-related messages to the public. Media acts as a bridge between healthcare professionals, researchers, and the general population, facilitating the exchange of knowledge on topics ranging from disease prevention and vaccination campaigns to health crises and medical breakthroughs. It provides a platform for experts to share their insights, helps raise awareness about emerging health issues, and educates the public on healthy lifestyle choices. However, the impact of media in health communication isn't one-sided. It can also perpetuate misinformation and contribute to public confusion on health matters. Therefore, responsible and accurate reporting is crucial to ensure that media serves as a reliable source of health information, empowering individuals to make informed decisions about their well-being