A Health Authority is an organization responsible for overseeing public health and healthcare services within a specific region. They ensure that communities have access to necessary health resources, promote health education, and implement policies to improve overall health outcomes. Health Authorities often work in collaboration with local governments, healthcare providers, and community organizations. These authorities also monitor health trends, manage disease outbreaks, and enforce health regulations. They may conduct research and provide funding for health initiatives. Examples of Health Authorities include the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the United States and the World Health Organization (WHO) globally.