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Well then & anyway, what is the main, primary & undisputed purpose of giving and providing health cares to the ones needing them in the first place ? To save lives or solely for money-making alone ? By the way, anyone would certainly agree that the very fundamental and basic concepts of giving health cares are always indispensably inseparable, inalienable, and in tandem with all the inherently first & foremost humane principles of humanities ,humanitarianism and the very unquestionably primary priority of saving lives.

Next, in conjunction with the prior post above, kindly consider the following quotations :





- which are excerpted from the webpages as follows :


http://www.drugs.com/forum/alternative-m...ce-46571-2.html


http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1874624




Well, in respect of the bold characters of the remark highlighted above, naturally and rationally all the kind and benevolent persons would earnestly hope that the doctors of the modern medical world today will eventually come to realize one day that practicing medicine is simply, mainly and definitely not about profiteering and money-making alone. Anyway, as human beings ourselves, the principles of humanitarian concepts, humanity, conscience etc, well, they simply should not be ignored or deliberately compromised for the sake of money-making especially when it comes to the issue of medical conscience of the doctors practicing medicines of which its key, primary & undisputed purpose is mostly about saving human lives rather than making money to enrich themselves.



Further Information :


http://www.curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=1233341

http://www.medicalacupuncture.org/aama_marf/journal/vol14_1/poster1.html



Lastly, I sincerely hope that the related information included through the website above would be supported by the related kind and benevolent readers and other individuals so as to eventually bring forth the related humanely positive changes universally for the sakes of the better and better health cares, welfare and well-beings of anyone seeking treatments from any doctors. As such, kindly support all these charity and humanitarian causes.

I think healthcare is a right of people.

I think Healthcare is a responsibility of our.. so do it properly..

Health care is a fundamental right given to us by our constitution.
We have rights to get proper health facilities and this should be available to each and every citizen.

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Hi to all

Health is an important part in our life. Good health always keep our mind fresh. It brings happiness in our life. It is enticing to make health care a right because it relieves us of the burden of satisfying one of our human needs. However, it seems ludicrous to make health care a right when other needs such as food, clothing and shelter are not guaranteed by the government and are satisfied only by exercising individual responsibility.

Thanks for sharing
Charle Goster

I think medical care is certain to do,Health is an important part for everyone. So we have to do care

Ludicrous ? Well, since health cares are always inseparable from saving & preserving human lives, then, would there be anyone actually believe or agree that the remarks made above are either truly consistent with our inherent human values or justifiable at all on any humanitarian grounds in conjunction with the underlying indisputable moral principle of sanctity of human lives that any humane ones would not hesitate to hold firmly to ?

Is healthcare a right or a responsibility?It confused me,too.

Healthcare is both right and responsibility also because when you will consider it as a right then only you will take responsibilities to take care of it.

Thanks for your kind-heart here . And I see now .Thanks again !

Well, and I would add that this particular issue entitled " Is Healthcare a right or a responsibility?" is at the very same time largely depending on how the related lives-saving medical personnel who are directly involved in providing health cares to the ones needing them, would view, define and value the sanctity of human lives, especially in terms of humanitarian grounds and human values rather than monetary concerns & financial gains considerations alone.


In short it's all about how much conscience they would have or could spare when facing and dealing with the ones needing health and medical cares, especially in terms of the ones who simply cannot afford to pay for the health cares that they desperately need to save and preserve their own lives.

Good Health inspire us to live life. Taking care of health is right.

Well, on all humanitarian grounds let's just hope that the underlying life-saving functions of healthcare would not just simply end up as a mere luxury of the affordable ones to the pathetic extent that the indigent, poor and needy ones are simply and totally getting systematically deprived of it due to the very sheer reason of unaffordability.

It is the basic right of the people.State should be responsible for there people good health.

I fully echo your sentiments. And I wish to add that all the medical personnel, practitioners, doctors etc, of both public and private sectors, by their natural medical consciences as doctors, should all do their vocational parts and fulfill their moral roles & societal duties as well, on both humanity and humanitarian grounds to deliver the necessary health cares to the ones needing them regardless of the issue of affordability.


In short, the life-saving functions of health cares by any reasons and under any circumstances simply should not end up as mere luxury reserved only to the ones who can afford them to the pathetic extent that the indigent, poor and needy people, especially the ones urgently needing health cares to save and preserve their lives are simply getting totally and systematically deprived of such crucially basic necessities for the sheer and only reason of being unable to pay for the desperately needed health cares for their very own survivals.

I guess it a is responsibility for ourselves and a right of us to get it from the elected government.I mean if someone is having any problem with their health then the government should treat them in a good way.And taking care of our life is our responsibility to keep us healthy.

I fully agree with your points. And I wish to add that given the very much undisputed fact that all the life-savings and preserving functions of health cares are afterall and ultimately delivered by all the related medical personnel, practitioners, doctors-in-charge etc, of both public and private sectors alike, then certainly the medical welfares and well-beings of the ones receiving the health cares would of course surely be far more and better enhanced and much more guaranteed and ensured & firmly secured if these medical personnel, practitioners, doctors etc, of both public and private sectors, well, by their very own personal medical consciences, are willing to play their respective moral duties & societal roles so as to fully respond to and support such humanitarian and humanity policies of the state and the government.


Whilst if these two key parties could really collaborate, co-operate, complement and work hand-in-hand closely with one another primarily for the very sake of the medical welfares & well-beings of anyone needing them regardless of the issue of affordability, then certainly all the really quality health cares will surely and truly reach far and wide ubiquitously to anyone needing them without really much hindrances, obstacles and other limitations.