It is clear that “Prevention is better than cure” and I am not alone with this concept. Imagine the medical service available in the hospital recently; there is a kind of services called vaccination. Undoubtedly, it is acting as a tool for us to avoid from suffering from the illnesses. In fact, it does have a great implication. As long as we try to escape from the sicknesses, we are actually seeking ways from sufferings, and hence it is a sort of preventions. On condition that cure is better than prevention, vaccination will not be necessary for the infants, children or even the youngsters since they can look for a doctor when they have to.
Apart from this, a noticeable insinuation can be understand from the comparison of the developing countries and developed countries. Certainly, the developing countries will emphasize on their economy and as a result, less concern will be put on the medical services. Subsequently, more diseases will be found in those countries, as they have not ever tried to make any investigation about the prevention of the particular disease. Instead, they will be likely to depend on the experts’ inventions from the other developed countries, such as United State of America and eventually cure the diseases when they need to.
In contrast, the developed countries will have a propensity to improve the locals’ quality of life. Thus, they tend to put more capitals on the medical investigations, scientific researches, and so on. Consequently, they are able to discover as much avoiding methods as possible, rather than cure the locals when they are being ill.
Furthermore, the globes are now paying more attentions on their health since they realized the importance of acquiring good health. Therefore, they concern about the medical services offered by their own nations. If the government of the particular region would like to enhance the health in its country, suitable education has to be consistent with the planning procedure. It is because the citizens will benefit from the education process, as they will have better knowledge about own body and medical condition. In addition, they may start to have a realization about the preventative measures that they will avoid to suffer.
Last but not least, it is obvious that large proportion of money should be diverted from the treatment to spending on health education and preventative measures in a country’s health budget. As long as the country offer a good education system about medical information and provide a useful preventative measures, treatment is unnecessary since no one will be apt to suffer from the illness, pains and seek for cure. Alternatively, they will try their best to escape from the sicknesses and learn more about how to prevent and avoid these undesirable incidences that means money using for the treatment will be less than before.
