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Every country should have a free health service, even if this means that the latest medical treatments may not be available through the service because they are too expensive. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

#country #health #service #treatments
Medical and
health
care
 systems
plays
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play
 an important role in every country and its
also
 one of the key features of that countries development ranking. It is expected that all
creeeds
informal term for clothing
threads
 should provide free
health
 services even though it may not be the most up to dated procedure and treatments due to its high price and expensiveness.
This
 essay will discuss why all nations should give free
health
 services in any quality available despite the high price of it. Governments always claim that they provide a decent
health
care
 system through their insurance policies. These policies are designed to cover the most common wellness issues which do not require a huge budget. As an example, in my country, if you need to cover some sophisticated diseases, you need to pay extra money in order to get supplementary goods. These issues make people worried about their future and make them feel that their coverage is unreliable. Despite the wrong policies which governments follow on their security programs, the idea of a complete and free of
cost
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cost, care
care
 system
not
Suggestion
isn't also affecting
also
 affects the
societies
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society's
health
 quality, but it pays off in many different ways for the nation. When people are healthy, they work more proficiently so that there will be stronger economics. As a record, if an employer takes
care
 of his employee's
health
 conditions, it will surely have less overheads for him rather than replacing and training another professional in
long term
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the long term
.
This
 essay argued that countries should provide
costless
entailing great loss or sacrifice
costliest
health
care
 and medical services to its citizens even if
its
it is
it's
 costly. In my opinion, expending on society's
health
 system not only costs
less but
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less, but
 it will redeem in long-run though it may not be the most recent medicaments and
also
 governments should invest more in people’s
health
.
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