"Asian Perspectives and Evidence on Health Promotion and Education" is a scholarly book that addresses the challenges of health promotion and education in Asia. In light of global changes brought about by globalization and information technology, many health issues, such as mental health disorders and lifestyle-related diseases, have come to the forefront. This book emphasizes the need to develop specific evidence for the effectiveness of health promotion and education programs in Asian contexts, as existing data primarily comes from the USA and European countries. The authors argue that the socioeconomic conditions in Asia are unique, necessitating context-specific evidence to design effective programs. The book provides a comprehensive analysis and perspectives that are relevant for professionals in the field of health promotion and education to make informed decisions and improve public health.