Community pharmacists can play an important role in improving public health by providing evidence-based advice and services. This includes promoting healthy behaviors, preventing disease, identifying health issues, and supporting those with long-term conditions. The evidence shows pharmacists are well-positioned for this work given their accessibility and the frequent contact the public has with pharmacies. However, pharmacists need more support to take a holistic, proactive approach to public health rather than just reacting to issues related to medicines. Priority areas for pharmacists to provide brief lifestyle advice include physical activity, weight management, diet, nutrition, smoking, and alcohol.