This comprehensive volume provides a valuable resource for researchers, practitioners, and students concerned with public health practice and policy.

It covers conceptual foundations of public health ethics, methodological approaches, and normative analyses of specific issues and cases.

With contributions from experts across multiple disciplines and countries, this book offers a balanced perspective on the ethical challenges associated with public health interventions, including pandemic plans and vaccination policies, preventive measures like screening for breast cancer or dementia, and social inequalities in health care.

The book provides evidence-based information for valid benefit-harm assessments, while also addressing the need for fair decision-making processes.

Whether you are a student looking to deepen your understanding of public health ethics or a practitioner seeking to improve your skills in this area, this book is an essential tool for anyone working in the field of public health.