In many societies in the world, the population is aging rapidly and this is leading to an unsustainable increase in the cost of public healthcare. A nation’s population should pay for their healthcare provision in the future. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Population

ageing is one of the prominent issues in many countries in the world. It is argued whether the resident ought to pay for their health insurance in the future on their own. I am of the opinion that we should pay for medical

care

, but I am considering the option of free medicine for the unemployed. There is no doubt, that the

population

has grown rapidly since the

last

century.  

People

have invented many cures for various diseases, from cancer to the common cough.  

However

, the problem of leading a healthy lifestyle was and is relevant. A sedentary lifestyle, high popularity of fast food, a small proportion of

people

involved in sports - all

this

causes a huge percentage of diseases.  Currently, our country has a medical reform on free treatment for all segments of the

population

.

Thus

, looking at the trend, the state will not be able to provide medical

care

for all

people

in the near future. Another significant problem is the lack of birth control.  Authorities are unable to control

this

due to the general ignorance of the

population

. Taking into account India, where the standard of living is low and some are very low, the birth rate goes beyond all limits.  

For example

, on average, statistics show that there are 7

children

per family.  Of course, the state cannot provide free treatment for every member of

this

family. Due to slow the economy of the country across the world for unexpected situations

such

as health disasters or environmental issues, politics can not bear all the costs for each person in the countries. Even looking at the current pandemic of the virus, the economic situation in almost every country is overthrown. When it comes to paid medical

care

, I think working

people

are able to take

care

of themselves.  To show you what I mean, I would like to say that they can buy insurance or be served in private clinics, and with their taxes, they will make it possible to serve

children

and retirees. In

this

way, young

people

, pensioners, and

children

will receive appropriate assistance. In conclusion, there are certainly millions of factors that create the problem of lack of free medicine.  I believe that the state is not able to provide

such

a service for everyone, but working

people

can pay the appropriate taxes for free medicine to pensioners and

children

, and they themselves can  prefer private clinics.