Health indicators are used to measure various aspects of health in an individual or a population. These measures can include physical health measurements such as blood pressure, weight, and height, as well as psychological indicators like stress levels, quality of life, and mental health. Other synonymous terms can be health statistics, health indices, or health markers. These indicators help health care professionals and policy-makers identify areas where health improvements are needed and determine the effectiveness of health care interventions. By regularly monitoring and tracking health indicators, individuals and communities can work towards improving overall health and well-being.