Advanced medical treatments are generally expensive.People's access to proper health care should not depend upon their level of income.All people have the right to access the best medicine available. To what extend do you agree or disagree with this opinion?

In the modern times, for people, there are few things more important than improving
health
.
Nevertheless
, in general, modern medical services are pricy and appear to be far reaching from the poor. There are those who argue that
this
trend is inevitable and there is no need to go
further
. In my view,
however
, everybody deserves to have an equal suitable treatment in all of the circumstances. It is evident that in many undeveloped and developing societies, the level of people who cannot access the advanced medical treatments is very high. The obstacles are many: lack of medical experts, unavailability of advanced technology, exorbitant fees.
Consequently
, the trend, in which just people who are rich can approach to the best medical treatments appear to be an undesirable norm in these areas.
However
,
this
is not true for all parts of the world and wherever possible, people should struggle to prevent the negative process. One of the feasible measures should be for the governments to take the lead in ensuring all of civilians have chance to be treated with suitable medical services equally. Investing in public healthcare,
for example
, which give free charge for all of disadvantaged people should be implemented. By doing
this
, the pressure of people’
health
problems could be decreased.
In addition
, people who have, the more lucky prosperity should
also
take part in the campaign in improving
health
for vulnerable individuals.
For example
, there are many un-profit organizations which Is managed to help poor and disabled people in many areas in terms of
health
care and living conditions.
As a result
, it is well-know that, the scale of people suffering from common disease in all parts of the world has declined significantly for the couple of decades. Overall, in my opinion, the right if accessing to appropriate treatments should be granted to everybody by the cooperating of not only governments but
also
individuals.
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Example:

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Universal health coverage
  • Subsidies
  • Socioeconomic status
  • Disparity
  • Fundamental right
  • Resource allocation
  • Preventative care
  • Health equity
  • National health insurance
  • Research and development
  • Access to healthcare
  • Healthcare infrastructure
  • Cost-effective
  • Financial burden
  • Global health initiatives
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