In recent years, there has been an ongoing debate about whether improvements in medical care have more advantages than disadvantages.
While
some people believe that it has various benefits, Linking Words
such
as an increase in Linking Words
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expectancy, others argue that it brings several challenges.
On the one hand, many people believe that living longer has become a significant goal in every person’s Use synonyms
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This
is mainly because nowadays the majority of health problems are identified, and doctors are often able to cope with them. Linking Words
As a result
, there is a higher Linking Words
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expectancy than in the past. Use synonyms
For example
, during the eighteenth century, tuberculosis was a Linking Words
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-threatening disease, which could be considered one of the principal causes of death. Use synonyms
In contrast
, today there is a vaccine that can prevent it, and Linking Words
also
different treatments to cure it.
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On the other hand
, others claim that an increase in Linking Words
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expectancy leads to several issues. The first one is a change in the labour market. If the population is expected to live longer, the retirement age will be higher. Use synonyms
Consequently
, job opportunities for the younger generation may decrease. Linking Words
For instance
, in Europe, the average age of retirement is increasing more and more, especially over the Linking Words
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In addition
, the difficulty young people face in finding a job is a serious concern.
In conclusion, both perspectives have their advantages. Linking Words
Although
an older population could create economic challenges, I believe that living longer reflects an excellent result for human history and medical progress, as it allows individuals to spend more time with their families, enjoying their healthier and longer lives.Linking Words