Yes, I think it's a good idea for governments to use celebrities to promote health awareness. Celebrities have a big influence and can reach a lot of people. Fans often listen to what they say and might follow their advice. This makes health campaigns more interesting and relatable. Plus, celebrities can talk about health issues openly, which helps remove any stigma. It's also a great way to reach younger people who are more likely to pay attention to celebrities.

I don't think it's always a good idea for governments to use celebrities for health campaigns. Celebrities might not have the right knowledge to talk about health issues properly. There's a risk they could give wrong advice, which can be harmful. Also, people might focus more on the celebrity than the health message. Hiring celebrities can be expensive, and not all of them have a good reputation, which could hurt the campaign.

It really depends on the situation. The success of using celebrities in health campaigns depends on their image and how relevant they are to the health issue. If a celebrity has personal experience with the health problem, it can make the campaign more genuine. It's important that the information shared is correct and based on evidence. Also, the celebrity should match the interests and values of the target audience.