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The prevention of health problems and illness is more important than treatment and medicines. Government funding should reflect this. To what extent to you agree or disagree? v.1

The prevention of health problems and illness is more important than treatment and medicines. Government funding should reflect this. v. 1
It is sometimes argued that more money should be spent on preventive measures than treatments, as they are of greater importance. However, I would argue that cure and prevention are equally important when it comes to spending money in these areas. There are several reasons why it can be argued that government should spend money on tackling the causes of diseases. Cost-effectiveness is the key element when placing more importance on these initiatives. By allowing people to have access to these health monitoring strategies, governments can avoid the hefty priced hospitalised treatments or other extravagantly expensive medicines. Take the modified gene coding as an example, the technique of relocating genes in the DNA of human beings can help deliberately avoiding inherited lethal illnesses in newborns such as diabetes. In this way, not only the financial pressure on health care departments can be reduced, but also the painful suffering caused by these contagious sicknesses. Hence, an improved quality of life for those who take these measures is a better alternative. So, if government prioritises preventative approaches as a mandatory element in tackling health problems, people would surely be leading healthy lives in a near future. I also believe that spending on treatments or medicines has of proportionately equal importance as of managing causes. Some diseases are too fatal that cannot be left without an intensive, holistic and advanced treatment. For instance, carcinogenic patients would have never been recovered with ever greater speed today, if huge state budget were not invested to produce chemotherapy. Similarly, without enough government funds for the best possible treatments to vulnerable patients, people' life expectancy will be affected devastatingly. So both these departments should be given equal money to keep them going. In conclusion, governments have to make health reforms properly by investing equally in the cure and prevention of epidemic health illnesses in order to have better outcomes from health deprived people as well as ensuring a healthy and energetic living for them.
It is
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sometimes
argued that more
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money
should
be spent
on preventive measures than
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treatments
, as they are of greater importance.
However
, I would argue that cure and prevention are
equally
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important
when it
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comes
to spending
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money
in these areas.

There are several reasons why it can
be argued
that
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government
should spend
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money
on tackling the causes of diseases. Cost-effectiveness is the key element when placing more importance on these initiatives. By allowing
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people
to have access to these
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health
monitoring strategies,
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governments
can avoid the hefty priced
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hospitalised
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treatments
or other
extravagantly
expensive medicines. Take the modified gene coding as an example, the technique of relocating genes in the DNA of human beings can
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
help
deliberately
avoiding inherited lethal illnesses in newborns such as diabetes. In this way, not
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only
the financial pressure on
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health
care departments can be
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reduced
,
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but
also
the painful suffering caused by these contagious sicknesses.
Hence
, an
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improved
quality of life for those who take these measures is a better alternative.
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So
, if
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government
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prioritises
preventative approaches as a mandatory element in tackling
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health
problems,
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people
would
surely
be leading healthy
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lives
in a near future.

I
also
believe that spending on
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treatments
or medicines has of
proportionately
equal importance as of managing causes.
This phrase/word is too simple and can be replaced with:
Some
diseases are too fatal that cannot be
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
left
without an intensive, holistic and advanced
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treatment
.
For instance
, carcinogenic patients would have never
been recovered
with ever greater speed
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today
, if huge state budget were not invested to produce chemotherapy.
Similarly
, without
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enough
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government
funds for the best possible
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treatments
to vulnerable patients,
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
people
' life expectancy will be
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
affected
devastatingly
.
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So
both these departments should be
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given
equal
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money
to
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keep
them going.

In conclusion
,
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governments
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have to
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make
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health
reforms
properly
by investing
equally
in the cure and prevention of epidemic
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health
illnesses in order to have better outcomes from
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
health
deprived
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people
as well
as ensuring a healthy and energetic living for them.
12Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
20Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes
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IELTS essay The prevention of health problems and illness is more important than treatment and medicines. Government funding should reflect this. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
327 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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