What are identified as international health risks?

International health risks include the spread of Infectious Diseases, such as COVID-19 and Ebola, which can cross borders rapidly due to global travel and trade. Other significant risks encompass antimicrobial resistance, climate change impacts on health, and the rise of non-communicable diseases linked to lifestyle changes. Additionally, geopolitical instability and natural disasters can disrupt health systems and access to care, exacerbating vulnerabilities in populations. Addressing these risks requires coordinated global responses and surveillance systems to effectively manage and mitigate their impacts.