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Prevention is better than cure
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- Q1What is the main argument against relying solely on prevention?There are factors that contribute to illness beyond our controlPrevention is too expensiveCure is a better approachPrevention is not effective30s
- Q2What is the main argument for prioritizing prevention over cure?Prevention is a more effective and cost-efficient approachCure is always successfulPrevention is too time-consumingPrevention is not important30s
- Q3What does relying solely on prevention mean?Not promoting healthy lifestylesNot detecting potential health issues earlyNot investing in research and developmentNot focusing on treating and managing existing conditions30s
- Q4What does cure focus on?Detecting potential health issues earlyPreventing new conditionsPromoting healthy lifestylesTreating and managing existing conditions30s
- Q5What can investing resources in cures potentially do?Cause more diseasesSave lives and reduce sufferingIncrease healthcare costsWorsen existing conditions30s
- Q6What does prevention aim to do?Increase healthcare costsPromote unhealthy lifestylesEliminate all illnesses and diseasesReduce the incidence and prevalence of diseases30s
- Q7How can prevention reduce the burden on healthcare systems?By increasing healthcare costsBy addressing potential health issues early onBy promoting unhealthy lifestylesBy treating existing conditions30s
- Q8What does prevention empower individuals to do?Depend solely on healthcare systemsIgnore their own healthTake control of their own healthRely on cures for all health issues30s
- Q9What is the overall conclusion about prevention and cure in healthcare?Prevention is more important than cureNeither prevention nor cure are importantCure is more important than preventionPrevention is equally important as cure30s
- Q10What is the main argument for prioritizing prevention over cure according to the FOR perspective?Prevention is more expensivePrevention reduces the burden on healthcare systems and resourcesCure is not effectivePrevention cannot address root causes30s