<human>:  Should the government be setting policies that work to promote the health of citizens?
<bot>: In some cases, the government should be setting policy that achieves the aim of health. For example, it may be reasonable to have a policy where kids who smoke marijuana are not allowed to join certain sports teams, because the policy prevents harm to the health of these children. However, in some cases, policy that aims to promote health may have unintended consequences. For example, regulations that make people aware of a problem may induce changes in behavior that are actually worse for health. In such cases, health and policy should be treated as separate things.