Community medicine is a branch of medical science that focuses on the prevention of diseases, promotion of health, and the organization of healthcare services at the community level. It emphasizes a holistic approach to health by considering environmental, social, and economic factors that influence well-being. The course covers epidemiology, biostatistics, health education, nutrition, occupational health, maternal and child health, and healthcare management. It trains students to assess community health needs, design public health programs, and implement preventive measures to control diseases. Practical components often include field visits, health surveys, and internships in public health organizations to provide hands-on experience. The course prepares students for careers in public health, policymaking, research, and healthcare administration, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to improve population health through evidence-based interventions.