”Prevention is better than cure”. Researching and treating diseases is too costly so it would be better to invest in preventive measures. To what extent do you agree.

It is indeed the fact that a heavy chunk of

funds

is spent on researching and curing the

diseases

which can certainly be mitigated by taking prior actions to avoid the possibility of disease. I partially agree with

this

notion and the reason for my partial agreement is discussed in the following paragraphs. On one hand, investing in prior

measures

to avoid the occurrence of future potential

diseases

can certainly save a lot of public

funds

allocated to experimentations and treatments.

This

is because the

funds

required to take certain

measures

which avoid the particular disease are way less than

that is

spent on fixing it. To exemplify, constructing open gyms to encourage the public to work out regularly is a preventive action that can be taken against the future possible

diseases

in public that may occur due to the absence of physical movement in their schedule

such

as obesity.

Such

construction is certainly a one-time investment whereas the expenses involved in the treatment of those severe

diseases

are drastically high.

On the other hand

, allocating

funds

to develop the disease-preventing plans can

also

be a worthless effort and despite the heavy amount, the money spent on treatments and research should not be compromised. The majority react only when they actually become affected by a certain disease since their involvement in work as well as personal life is too much which is why they often neglect their fitness.

Hence

, it is practically impossible for people to take corrective

measures

before it's too late which is why efficient health services and researchers should always continue despite their hefty expenses. In conclusion,

although

the research and treatment is expensive the preventive

measures

may not be followed by people in

this

modern world which is why the healthcare services should remain consistent dispute its heavy expenses